Developing strategies for psychosocial assistance With the aim of developing a comprehensive psychosocial care strategy to address the impact of violence against women & girls,

CARE is committed to the technical preparation of women Members of the 16 women’s organizations that CARE Guatemala supports on the South Coast, will be

“This space is meant to influence our communities” Guatemala has one of the lowest rates of political participation of women in Latin America, with only

Self-care to reduce the impact of violence against women & girls (VAWG) For eleven months now, CARE has been working alongside women’s organizations on the

Women develop skills to prevent violence against women & girls (VAWG) We continue to strengthen the skills of female leaders in the Southern Coast, and

CARE supports improving the EOC in “La Esperanza”, Suchitepéquez In response to the institutional mandate to implement early emergency responses, CARE Guatemala provided construction materials

Female victims of violence have now a care center in Izabal So far this year, the department of Izabal has registered over 1,600 complaints of

“Women and girls continue to be the center point of our work” Diane Caraza, our director for Latin America and the Caribbean; and Rogelia Soto,

During the migratory crisis, CARE Guatemala provides humanitarian assistance A group of approximately 40 migrants is waiting for food. Many of them keep coming, arriving

CUNSUR endorses 97 trainers in economic empowerment Due to the partnership between CARE Guatemala and the Southern University Center (CUNSUR), 97 female leaders from the