Helen Thompson
@helenv_thompson
Director of Programmes and Policy at CARE International UK. Tweeting about #humanitarian #development #womenandgirls. Ex-DFID. Usual disclaimers etc
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28-10-2017 11:59:34
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Congratulations to Nick Dyer on his appointment as Second Permanent Under-Secretary Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office. We at CARE International UK look forward to continue working with you to deliver for the rights and needs of women and girls, supporting their leadership in #humanitarian and development action
“Today, the council has allowed politics to drive its decision, rather than the humanitarian needs of Syrian people.” - Sofia Sprechmann Sineiro, CARE's Secretary General on the cross-border aid to Syria blocked by Russia at UN vote. amp.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul…
CARE International UK and 11 aid agencies are urging Rishi Sunak and James Cleverly🇬🇧 to ensure measures are taken to protect and provide for the humanitarian needs of vulnerable groups. This includes women and girls. independent.co.uk/news/uk/gaza-j…
"Pregnant women are being forced to undergo emergency C-sections without anaesthetics. Women are being discharged within... 3 hours after giving birth. An average of 160 pregnant women are expected to give birth every day over the next month in Gaza" says Hiba Tibi at CARE (care.org)
CARE is proud to support @CAN_UK in urging the UK Government to reverse recent changes to international climate finance. We call on Rishi Sunak to keep his promise to provide £11.6bn in climate finance over five years from 2021. #ClimateCrisis
I’m chair of CARE International UK IWD event in Parliament today calling for a feminist and locally led approach to the climate crisis. Highlighting the importance of gender-just approaches to the #climatecrisis and amplifying voices of those most affected. #SheLeadsInCrisis #GenAdapt
We were pleased to attend today a brilliant event hosted by our member CARE International UK on why the UK needs a feminist & localised approach to the climate crisis. Important points were raised on the unequal impact of climate change on women and the exacerbation of existing inequalities
lucy siegle opens our event on why the UK needs a feminist, locally led approach to the climate crisis #IWD2024 #SheLeadsInCrisis #Gen#Adapt
Why are we still accepting words instead of deeds? asks Jess Phillips at CARE International UK event - we need a dedicated budget for frontline feminist orgs, not a warm wash of words for women and girls