The Gaza ceasefire offers a chance to end the bloodshed, but immediate humanitarian aid is crucial for recovery. A sustained ceasefire is crucial to protect civilians and provide relief from the unrelenting bombardment and siege. Read more: bit.ly/4aBeLT3

We stand in solidarity with Indigenous Australians, honouring their resilience and deep history as we work towards healing and reconciliation. It is important that every voice is heard and every story is respected. We can move forward with a spirit of respect and understanding.

Today marks 2 years since a series of earthquakes struck southern #Türkiye and northwest #Syria Across affected regions, millions remain displaced, facing severe winter conditions & immense challenges rebuilding their lives. Read more below 🔗 bit.ly/3WN8Fcp

More than 400 people, including many women and children have been killed in Israeli strikes on various parts of Gaza, marking the collapse of the ceasefire two months after it went into effect. Read more: bit.ly/4hjkWgc

We welcome the Australian Government commitment to deliver $5 billion in Official Development Assistance in 2025-26, as part of the #FederalBudget, and the news of a $370 million multi-year package to support more than one million Rohingya refugees and their host communities in #Bangladesh.

“This powerful quake struck a country already in crisis, with 19.9 million people in need of humanitarian assistance." Arif Noor, CARE #Myanmar Country Director, on the 7.7 magnitude earthquake which struck Myanmar yesterday. 🔗 Read the full statement: bit.ly/42lNtxb

As part of the Emergency Action Alliance (Emergency Action Alliance), CARE Australia alongside other organisations have come together to support communities devastated by the recent earthquake in Myanmar. Read more: bit.ly/41YewyE

.Australian Humanitarian Partnership NGOs are responding in #Myanmar after the destructive 7.7 magnitude earthquake with 🇦🇺 support. CARE Australia have shared some of the stories of those affected, as they work around the clock to provide immediate assistance. Australia's Humanitarian Coordinator ahp.fyi/7b37b8

The Israeli government closed off all of #Gaza’s border crossings two months ago, blocking lifesaving aid. A ceasefire is the only way to save lives, secure the release of the hostages, and allow humanitarians to respond at scale. bit.ly/3SqeauV

The entire population of #Gaza, 2.1 million people, are now facing Crisis-level hunger or worse, according to yesterday's IPC report. This cannot continue. Israel MUST allow humanitarian aid to flow at scale, safely and unhindered. 🔗 bit.ly/4mdZo8c

CARE does not support, nor has it agreed to collaborate with #GHF or any form of militarisation of aid. CARE continues to support the UN-Coordinated plan to immediately resume humanitarian aid deliveries to #Gaza 🔗Read the full statement here: bit.ly/43VxMN5

Yesterday, our Head of Humanitarian, Luke Gracie and leaders of other ACFID members, met with Senator Penny Wong to discuss the ongoing humanitarian crisis in #Gaza, where over 2 million Palestinians desperately need food, water, shelter, healthcare, & psychological first aid.

Fuel reserves in Gaza are currently inaccessible due to displacement orders and militarised zones. If this continues, critical services collapse — hospitals shut down, water and sanitation becomes unsafe, responders and civilians are cut off from telecommunications. #FuelForGaza

The atolls to Bougainville's north have experienced six months without rainfall. Australian Associated Press has shared a story about the efforts @aushpship partners like CARE Australia have undertaken to deliver lifesaving and crucial supplies. canberratimes.com.au/story/9009190/…

We welcome the news overnight that Australia has joined with 27 other countries to condemn Israel for denying humanitarian aid to #Palestinians. The killing of hundreds of #Gazans trying to reach aid is absolutely indefensible. bit.ly/3Un8Fhs

‘We’re seeing babies passing away, dying from malnutrition because their mothers are so malnourished, that they’re unable to produce breast milk.” Our Head of Humanitarian Luke Gracie was interviewed on ABC News earlier on the mass starvation currently spreading across #Gaza

The #ICJ ruling, which declares that nations have an obligation under international law to prevent climate change, affirms what communities in the #Pacific have known for decades: #climateinaction is not only unjust - it is unlawful. 🔗CARE's response: bit.ly/46kgImC

CARE’s Chief Humanitarian Officer, Deepmala Mahla recently visited #CoxsBazar, Bangladesh, home to the world’s biggest refugee camp. Thanks to the Australian Humanitarian Partnership we've been providing water, sanitation & hygiene in the camps, & running protection programs for vulnerable groups.