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HI physiotherapist Qasim Al Ahmad with Hadi. ; }}

Being a mother of a child with disabilities in Syria
21 August 2026

Raifa, talks about the disability of her son, Hadi, 8, and the difficulties she faces in accessing healthcare services in a post-conflict country.

  • Syria
Mohammad Talij at his place ; }}

Shepherds are the first victims of landmines in Syria
21 August 2026

In the countryside of Deir Ezzor, grazing your sheep can be deadly, as landmines are everywhere and spare no one. Mohammad, 20, tells his story.

  • Syria
A close-up portrait of a man in a white lab coat holding a young boy on his lap. The boy is reaching out to grab a small plastic ring that the man is holding out in front of him.; }}

In Cambodia, Saraneth is making a fresh start thanks to physiotherapy
21 August 2026

Saraneth, aged two, is receiving care at the rehabilitation centre in Kampong Cham. Thanks to physiotherapy, he is gradually learning to sit up and walk.

  • Cambodia
A woman is sitting in a wheelchair being pushed by another woman, who is wearing an HI jacket.; }}

Cambodia: Socheata Ky regains hope through rehabilitation
21 August 2026

For years, Socheata Ky lived with severe pain caused by a joint condition. Thanks to HI’s support, she is regaining her independence and has renewed confidence in the future.

  • Cambodia
Two women wearing HI jackets are chatting to a third woman who has her arm slung across her shoulder.; }}

In Venezuela, HI is supporting people affected by the earthquakes
21 August 2026

HI’s teams are continuing to support those affected by the disaster: through rehabilitation, mental health support and the provision of essential supplies, help is being provided to those in need.

  • Venezuela
Aesha during a rehabilitation session with HI specialist to strenghten her back; }}

Fatima, a mother of a child with disabilities in war-torn Syria
20 August 2026

Aesha was born with cerebral palsy. Very few facilities are adapted to support a child with disabilities in Syria, her mother Fatima explains.

  • Syria
A drone view of a group of buildings that have been completely destroyed. Service vehicles and people can be seen amidst the rubble.; }}

Earthquakes in Venezuela: ‘The consequences will last more than ten years’
20 August 2026

More than a month after the earthquakes, the needs of those affected are changing and becoming a part of their daily lives. Following its emergency response, HI is now implementing long-term support.

  • Venezuela
10 prople in front of a video presentation; }}

Building More Inclusive Humanitarian Action through Peer Learning and Collaboration
3 August 2026

From June 15–19, 2026, Humanity & Inclusion (HI) hosted a five-day workshop in Dnipro, Ukraine, under the Consortium Project "Inclusive Access to Essential Health and Protection Services for vulnerable internally displaced people in Eastern Ukraine".

  • Ukraine
A wide-angle shot of a vehicle parked under a shed, with a smiling woman sitting at the wheel.; }}

Schumen Kamalu, a female driver in the DRC: Driving is neither a man’s nor a woman’s job!
28 July 2026

Schumen Kamalu works as a driver for HI, a profession still widely regarded as a man’s job. For her, driving is much more than just a job; it is a genuine passion and a source of pride.

  • Democratic Republic of Congo
Two women are sitting with their backs to the camera on chairs; one is wearing an HI jacket. Around them are tents, cardboard boxes, scattered belongings, and people chatting.; }}

Venezuela: following the earthquakes, HI is providing care for the injured
15 July 2026

Many people were injured in the earthquakes that struck Venezuela at the end of June. HI is providing them with emergency rehabilitation care.

  • Venezuela
A person is lying on a mat in a rehabilitation room, with one leg bent and the other stretched out. Another person, kneeling beside them and wearing gloves, is holding and manipulating the stretched-out leg at the calf. Sports and rehabilitation equipment can be seen in the background.; }}

Ihor's trapped under shelling
8 July 2026

Ihor was severely injured in an airstrike and had to wait days for medics.

  • Ukraine
A person is sitting at a table in a rehabilitation room. Another person, wearing gloves, is holding and examining the first person’s hand and wrist. Therapy equipment can be seen on shelves in the background.; }}

Ihor learns how to care for his amputated arm
8 July 2026

Ihor Lashyn lost his arm in a shelling. HI provided him with rehabilitation to help manage pain and exercise safely.

  • Ukraine
Abdallah at the HI rehabilitation centre; }}

Contamination by landmine: Syrians are taking risk to survive
8 July 2026

Abdallah was injured by a landmine while collecting truffles in a field. He knew it was dangerous, but he needed the money to buy food.

  • Syria
Four children in school uniforms are walking hand in hand. The boy on the left in the photo is wearing an orthopedic shoe and using a crutch.; }}

Towards primary education for all children in Rwanda
8 July 2026

A consortium of organizations is working to combat school dropout in Rwanda’s primary education system. HI focuses on supporting children with disabilities.

  • Rwanda
Patadi Hodalo, an itinerant teacher at Kozah Centre state primary school in Togo.; }}

Itinerant teacher Patadi Hodalo supports the inclusion of children who are deaf in Togo
8 July 2026

Patadi Hodalo supports deaf children, who are often excluded from the school system, to learn and make progress.

  • Togo
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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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