On average, a child under the age of five dies of preventable causes in Yemen every 10 minutes.

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For the first time since anyone can remember, there is a very real possibility of four famines — in Somalia, South Sudan, Nigeria and Yemen — breaking out at once, endangering more than 20 million lives. 

The facts are this: Less than 1% of the US federal budget goes to aid, and the dollars spent abroad reap dividends for our country, too.

The United States has a long tradition of stepping up, not stepping aside, in extraordinary times.

“Massive cuts in foreign assistance are inconsistent with trying to address this suffering. When taken together with a shutdown of the the resettlement program, it’s a signal that refugees aren’t welcome here and we won’t help them where they are.”

The situation is worse than it has ever been — more than 20 million people are in desperate need of food. 

CARE is thrilled to welcome Barbara Bush, CEO and co-founder of Global Health Corps, as a speaker at this year's CARE National Conference. Learn more about all of our speakers and register today: http://shout.lt/bPscr