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The latest news and blogs about Humanity & Inclusion's work and our projects around the world.

Kaltouma and Hassaneih are side by side, each in a wheelchair. They are sheltered in a wooden house, looking at the lens. Katlouma, on the left, wears a dress with purple and white flowers, while Hassaneih, on the right, wears a blue scarf with orange flowers.

In Chad, Kaltouma and Hasseneih are rebuilding their lives 08/10/25

Kaltouma, 35, and her sister Hassaneih, 25, have fled the war in Sudan. Both women live with disabilities but despite difficult conditions, they are rebuilding their lives in Chad.

Chad

The Hi team during an assessment with a beneficiary

HI provides emergency cash to people displaced by recent armed conflict in Lebanon 08/10/25

One million people were internally displaced by armed conflict with Israeli armed forces in Lebanon last year. Humanity & Inclusion provided cash assistance to 400 families to cover their basic needs.

Lebanon

A man sits in a room whose walls and edges are covered with various objects: boxes, baskets, tarpaulins, ladles and so on. The man looks at the camera and smiles.

Kenya: Ali Abdi Tifo has found the secret to a successful business 08/10/25

Ali Abdi Tifo, a shopkeeper in Kakuma, runs his business masterfully. Sales techniques, customer relations, finance…, he has developed his skills with the support of Humanity & Inclusion.

Kenya

Marking of a dangerous area because of the presence of non exploded bomb.

Assessing unexploded ordnance in the Bekaa region 08/10/25

After the cessation of hostilities in Lebanon in 2024, Humanity & Inclusion assessed the contamination in the Bekaa region.

Lebanon

Inside a classroom. Children aged 8–10 in beige uniforms are seated around wooden desks and raising their hands.

Togo: teachers committed to providing access to education for children with disabilities 08/10/25

Thanks to the work of teachers, every child can learn and progress at their own pace. Discover the daily lives of the women and men committed to inclusive local education in Togo.

Togo

A young woman embraces an older woman sitting on a chair in a courtyard made of rammed earth. They both smile at the camera.

Mental health: improving well-being and personal balance in Togo 08/10/25

Mental health is central to wellbeing issues. In Togo, Humanity & Inclusion supports organisations and communities in the prevention and management of psychosocial disorders.

Togo

Two adults are talking in a classroom, on either side of a desk.

Transforming schools to better accommodate children with disabilities in Uganda 24/09/25

With HI’s support, the Malembo school aims to give children with disabilities the opportunity to go to school.

Uganda

Two deminers are seen from behind, kneeling on the ground in the shade, in a corridor marked out by red stakes. Around them, the earth and vegetation are visible.

Senegal: releasing land, rebuilding life 24/09/25

In Casamance, the return to peace is being built by removing the mines that have long frozen life. Humanity & Inclusion is working to return the land to its inhabitants and reopen the way to a shared future.

Senegal

Hussein practicing walking with two prostheses

Hussein had both legs torn apart by a landmine. HI supports him to walk again 24/09/25

Hussein was fetching water for the family when he walked on a landmine. Humanity & Inclusion supports him to rebuild his life.

Yemen

Malak is pictured at the HI prosthetics and orthotics centre during a physiotherapy session. She is learning how to walk with her artificial leg

Malak, 9, walks with her new articial leg 24/09/25

Malak suffered severe injuries and underwent an above-the-knee amputation earlier this year in Gaza. She is back on her feet after Humanity & Inclusion’s help.

Occupied Palestinian Territories

Three people are assembling cardboard boxes in a spacious, industrial-style warehouse with exposed concrete beams and a high ceiling. Stacks of packaged goods wrapped in plastic are visible in the background. The workers are focused, leaning over the boxes as they work.

Delivering aid through partnership: a humanitarian logistics story from Lebanon 16/09/25

Thanks to the ReliefEU Capacities, Humanity & Inclusion/Atlas Logistique is supporting humanitarian actors in Lebanon to deliver essential goods to the most vulnerable populations.

Lebanon

A man sitting in a wheelchair watches the movement of a woman standing next to him, who is extending his left leg.

Regaining his independence: the long road travelled by Cyril, injured in an accident 16/09/25

Cyril Avohou became tetraplegic after a road accident. With the help of Humanity & Inclusion, he is making progress in his treatment and relearning how to move his limbs to become more independent in his daily life.

Benin

Portrait of a teenager in school uniform entering a schoolyard with a smile. Behind him, we can see a blue wrought-iron gate, a tree and a large cloudless blue sky.

In Simon's shoes: the dreams and struggles of a young volunteer 16/09/25

In the Kakuma refugee camp, Simon, an energetic and intrepid teenager with albinism, is actively involved in raising awareness among his peers and bringing life to his school.

Kenya

Mr. Volodymyr pictured in the yard of his home near the village of Zarazhne in Kharkiv Oblast. In February 2022 he was injured in a cluster munition strike on Kharkiv city and now has no feeling below his left thigh as a result of nerve damage. The strike, he says, was the first instance of cluster munitions in the war. When you are injured from cluster munitions he says, there is no end. He is a beneficiary of HI with cash assistance.

Civilians are the main victims of cluster munitions 16/09/25

Cluster munitions are forbidden by the 2008 Oslo Treaty. But they are regularly used in Ukraine, mainly in populated areas. Volodymyr is one among hundred victims.

Ukraine

Photo of Moussa Sandwidi as a baby, with both feet bent inward. Photo of 3-year-old Moussa Sandwidi standing on his own with no longer any deformities in his feet.

Clubfoot correction in Burkina Faso 04/09/25

Each year in Burkina Faso, around 958 children are born with clubfoot - a condition that can be easily corrected if treated early. Humanity & Inclusion works to raise parents’ awareness and provide them with support.