The fight seems to have taken off well. How far it will go, however, remains to be seen, as CARE and its partners wait for the local government to assume a future role. Udaan, meanwhile, began again this July with another group of 100 girls. CARE's Women's Initiative seeks to connect women in the United States with women in more than 60 developing countries and to build support for CARE's programs, specifically those which adddress the needs of women and their families. These are women-specific programs in health, education, agriculture and natural resources, and small economic activity development.
CARE is one of the world's largest international relief and development organizations.
The organization began in 1946, when the first shipment of CARE packages arrived in the embattled French city of Le Havre.