Indonesia
Economic DevelopmentCARE - CARE's Indonesia tsunami rebuilding program
Address
CARE
151 Ellis Street NE
Atlanta,
GA
30303
United States
800-422-7385
http://www.careusa.org
Mission
To serve individuals and families in the poorest communities in the world. Drawing strength from our global diversity, resources and experience, we promote innovative solutions and are advocates for global responsibility. We facilitate lasting change by strengthening capacity for self-help; providing economic opportunity; delivering relief in emergencies; influencing policy decisions at all levels; addressing discrimination in all its forms.
Programs
Since sending the first CARE package in 1945, one of CARE’s strengths has remained Emergency Relief. The fight against poverty is never more difficult than in times of crisis. Our projects directly assist survivors of natural disasters and conflict through both immediate relief and longer-term community rehabilitation, including food, temporary shelter, clean water, sanitation services, medical care, family planning and reproductive health services, and seeds and tools.
CARE's Current Projects on GlobalGiving
 Kenya Youth Sports4Peace & Reconciliation Project |
CARE's Funded Projects on GlobalGiving
Personnel Overview
Ahuma Adoadji - Director of Emergency Response
Ahuma Adodadji has more than 20 years experience in international development and emergency response work around the globe. He manages CARE’s global relief efforts and strengthens CARE’s staff capacity for emergency response. Before CARE, Ahuma was with World Vision International for 15 years. During his tenure at WV he served as liaison with various agencies, including the UN, UNDP, and UNHCR.
Gail Neudorf - Deputy Director of Emergency Response
Deputy Director of Emergency Group for CARE USA
Personnel Statistics
Helene Gayle, MD, MPH, President and CEO
Founded in 1945
Employees: 12,000
Volunteers: 5,000
Financial Statistics
Budget (2006): 564,936,000
Budget (2005): 561,517,000
Overhead: 9%
Religious Affiliation: none
