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Emergencies

Humanity & Inclusion’s emergency response teams take action on the ground to assist the most vulnerable, in particular people with disabilities, injured and displaced people.

Camp for internally displaced persons in DR Congo.

© Till Mayer/HI

A humanitarian disaster can take many forms - earthquakes, floods, tsunami or conflict. They often strike without warning and almost always affect people who are already desperately poor.

For people affected, it can be a traumatic ordeal. The months following an emergency are often as dangerous as the disaster itself. Injured and disabled people face a long, hard fight to return to a 'normal' life.

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Explosive weapons
© G. Dubourthoumieu/HI

Explosive weapons

Explosive weapons including landmines and cluster munitions continue to kill and injure civilians in countries all around the world. 

Rehabilitation
© M. Bacigalupo Vu'/HI

Rehabilitation

Humanity & Inclusion knows from experience that an artificial limb alone doesn’t change the life of an amputee. Our approach to rehabilitation is based on the recognition of individual needs, taking into account a person’s individual situation, their environment and the local services available.

Global Inclusive Health
© Johanna de Tessieres/HI

Global Inclusive Health

Humanity & Inclusion champions global inclusive health by strengthening equitable, resilient, and sustainable health systems that ensure access to quality care for all.