CARE France

CARE France is a non-partisan, non-religious humanitarian association governed by France’s 1901 law and recognised as a public-benefit organisation. It works to combat poverty and inequality through emergency assistance and long-term development programmes in more than 100 countries. CARE places women and girls at the centre of its work, recognising their particular exposure to inequality and crisis.

Its main areas of action are defending women’s rights, addressing climate change and providing emergency humanitarian aid. Programmes support people affected by conflict and other crises, while development work helps communities build more secure futures. Examples highlighted by CARE include treating children suffering from malnutrition, training farmers in climate-adapted practices, supporting girls’ education, offering psychosocial care and helping communities develop food-growing projects.

CARE France invites individuals, businesses, foundations and public institutions to contribute through donations, partnerships, volunteering and membership. It also shares news, campaign information and insights through its website and newsletter. Donations support its work and may qualify for tax deductions under applicable French rules.