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Two people wearing protective helmets, vests, and metal detectors are inspecting an open, dry outdoor area with low vegetation. Marker stakes are visible, indicating a technical work zone.; }}

HI launches disposal operations in Yemen
9 April 2026

HI Explosive Disposal Manager Loedwig Voges oversees HI teams who safely remove explosive hazards so that civilians can live without the constant fear of an accident. He explains HI’s work

  • Yemen
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For Stéphania, being a physiotherapist is both a vocation and a vision for the future
9 April 2026

Stéphania Saint-Val is a physiotherapist in Port-au-Prince. Driven by a desire to help, she works with displaced people with professionalism and compassion.

  • Haiti
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Stanley, physiotherapist: I want to become one of the pioneers of rehabilitation in Haiti
9 April 2026

Stanley Paulin is a physiotherapist in Port-au-Prince, where he works with displaced people. Driven by his commitment and determination, he looks back on his journey and his hopes.

  • Haiti
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Mustafa lives as a child again after severe burns
9 April 2026

Mustafa, 11, was scalded by a pot of hot oil. Thanks to HI’s support, he has regained his mobility

  • Yemen
A person is standing between parallel rehabilitation bars in a room. Another person is fitting a prosthetic leg to the person’s lower limb. The room contains technical posters, a blue plastic chair, and an information panel on inclusion and rehabilitation.; }}

Omar is walking again after being injured by a landmine
9 April 2026

After being injured by a landmine, Omar had to have his leg amputated. Thanks to HI, he is regaining his independence.

  • Yemen
A young boy is standing in a physical therapy room, leaning slightly on white and blue parallel bars anchored to the floor, which are used for walking practice. The room is brightly lit, with medical and educational posters hanging on the wall in the background.; }}

Yemen : Ahmed returns to school thanks to his prosthetis
9 April 2026

Ahmed was shot in the leg while traveling with his family, an injury that led to an amputation. HI is helping him regain his normal life.

  • Yemen
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HI provides emergency rehabilitation care to war victims in Sudan
7 April 2026

Three years after the outbreak of the war, the Sudanese population continues to endure extreme violence.

  • Sudan
A woman is standing on a sidewalk in front of a closed metal roll-up door. She is wearing a thick blue protective vest and a clear face shield. She is holding a metal detector pointed toward the ground. The building behind her is dilapidated, with partially damaged walls. A yellow car is visible in the background on the left side of the street.; }}

Abeer, Deminer in Syria: "Each Mine Removed Is a Seed of Hope"
2 April 2026

In Idlib, Syria, landmines continue to threaten the lives of civilians. Abeer works as a deminer, clearing contaminated areas so that communities can live in safety.

  • Syria
Three people are sitting on wooden benches under an open shelter. A younger person, sitting on a blue chair, is holding a small device and showing it to two people sitting on a bench across from them. In the background, other people are visible in a space that appears to be a workshop or a small shop. A dog is lying on the ground near the scene. A motorcycle and a bicycle are parked on the right. The floor is concrete, and several objects, including a stick lying near a bench, are visible around the area.; }}

Earthquake in Myanmar: More than 55,000 people assisted by HI after the disaster
2 April 2026

One year after the earthquake that struck Myanmar in March 2025, the situation remains fragile: HI has provided support to tens of thousands of people in the regions hardest hit by the disaster.

  • Myanmar
In a living room with a cement floor, a person is crouching down, adjusting a device positioned at the foot and ankle of another person sitting on a green plastic chair. The seated person has their legs stretched out in front of them and is watching the procedure. The background shows concrete walls decorated with calendars and pictures, a television set on a piece of furniture, and several pieces of fabric hanging from the ceiling.; }}

Myanmar:One year after the earthquake,Paing Thu Zaw becomes more independent thanks to HI
2 April 2026

A year ago, a powerful earthquake struck the city of Mandalay, turning Paing Thu Zaw and his family life upside down. Thanks to HI’s support, they are gradually regaining hope and independence.

  • Myanmar
The photo shows a partially destroyed brick building, whose roof and some walls appear to have collapsed. In the foreground, a leafless tree stands amid a large pile of rubble: broken concrete blocks, pieces of wood, metal fragments, and various scattered objects. To the right, another structure, built of stone and covered with damaged sheet metal, also appears to have been damaged. The ground is completely littered with rubble, and in the background, other damaged buildings can be seen under a clear sky. ; }}

“At the heart of the bombings, but we keep acting”
30 March 2026

Nahed Al-Khlouf leads HI in Lebanon. She is coordinating an emergency response, particularly for people with disabilities, pregnant women, and elderly people displaced by the bombings.

  • Lebanon
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Through Nataliia’s Eyes: Resilience and Recovery in War
24 March 2026

  • Ukraine
A young girl is sitting in a wheelchair in a dirt courtyard; her mother, sitting on a chair next to her, looks at her and smiles.; }}

Mozambique: when inclusion breaks down barriers
24 March 2026

In Mozambique, HI is implementing a project to facilitate access to healthcare and adapt the everyday environment for people with disabilities, such as young Eunice.

  • Mozambique
An elderly man is sitting in a wheelchair. A woman sitting across from him on a chair is applying a bandage to his stump while holding his leg.; }}

An endless humanitarian disaster
20 March 2026

Anne-Claire Yaeesh, HI's Director for Palestine, describes the unspeakable humanitarian situation in Gaza and the West Bank.

  • Occupied Palestinian Territory
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Safilia fled gang violence in Haiti: HI is helping her rebuild her life.
20 March 2026

At 65, Safilia left her neighbourhood because of gang attacks. As a disabled person, she lives in difficult conditions. Thanks to HI’s support, she is gradually regaining her independence.

  • Haiti
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HI is an independent and impartial aid organisation working in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict and disaster. We work alongside people with disabilities and vulnerable populations, taking action and bearing witness in order to respond to their essential needs, improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights.

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