WHAT WE DO
We develop and provide safe, dignified temporary shelters for displaced people on their path towards a life in peace in a permanent home.
Our theory of change
Our theory of change outlines the logic behind our work, how our actions lead from immediate relief to long-term impact.
Vision
A world where displaced people have a safe and dignified place to call home.
Our long-term goal
Improved wellbeing of displaced people, on their way to a permanent home.
Medium term outcomes (quality)
Better shelters enable displaced people to fulfil basic rights and livelihood activities.
Quality of social infrastructure, services and community fabric improved.
Short term outcomes (access)
Displaced people have improved access to safer, more dignified and appropriate shelters.
Displaced people have improved access to community and social infrastructure.
Outputs
Humanitarian actors implement the shelters with high standards and efficiency.
The shelters are better, more affordable and designed with improved environmental and health impact.
Our projects
Building with local material and expertise in El Chopá, Colombia
Back to school in Northwest Syria
Implementing 200 shelters in Idlib, Syria
Providing shelters for earthquake-affected people in Hatay, Türkiye
Partnering with PwC Global Office for Humanitarian Affairs for Al Haouz earthquake relief
Thousands of internally displaced Syrians receive shelter from CARE after the earthquake
Our partners
Our impact is achieved through strong partnerships with NGOs, UN agencies and the private sector. See who we partner with and learn more about how we collaborate!