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

HI provides emergency rehabilitation care to war victims in Sudan 20/04/26

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

Sudan

Mustafa lives as a child again after severe burns 20/04/26

Mustafa, 11, was scalded by a pot of hot oil. Thanks to Humanity & Inclusion’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 20/04/26

After being injured by a landmine, Omar had to have his leg amputated. Thanks to Humanity & Inclusion, 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 20/04/26

Ahmed was shot in the leg while traveling with his family, an injury that led to an amputation. Humanity & Inclusion is helping him walk again.

Yemen

Portrait of a smiling woman sitting at a desk covered with toys and rehabilitation equipment.

Gaëlle: Seeing people regain their independence is what makes it all worthwhile 20/04/26

Gaëlle Charles works as an occupational therapist with Humanity & Inclusion. She helps people displaced by gang violence in Haiti to regain their independence.

Haiti

Inside a canvas shelter, two people are sitting facing each other on cushions. An adult is wearing layered clothing and a scarf covering their hair, and is holding a floral-patterned cushion on their lap. Across from them, a younger person, kneeling on a rug, wears a patterned hoodie and jeans, and is also holding the cushion with their hands. In the background, an opening reveals a blue sky and hanging fabrics. Natural light illuminates the scene through the opening.

Ahmed, victim of an explosive ordnance 20/04/26

Explosive ordnance can be found anywhere in Gaza. Even playing in the street has become dangerous. Ahmed is one of the many victims.

Occupied Palestinian Territory

Inside a large, light-colored canvas structure, three people are standing in an area with a flat floor and a ramp equipped with metal handrails. In the foreground, a person is walking with two crutches, wearing a visible support device on one leg, and is dressed in dark clothing and sandals. Just behind them, another person stands nearby, wearing a dark jacket and blue gloves. In the background, a third person stands near plastic chairs and equipment arranged against the wall.

Suad survive a bombing 20/04/26

Suad survived a bombing with serious injuries. Humanity & Inclusion made it possible for him to walk again.

Occupied Palestinian Territory

A group of people is sitting on the ground on colorful rugs and mats, arranged in the shade of a large tree in a rural setting. One person is standing in front of the group and presenting information using several posters and signs attached to a structure made of simple materials. The visual aids include illustrations, pictograms, and blocks of text. In the background, a fence made of branches surrounds the area, and a path and a cart are visible.

In Niger, HI supports thepopulation in the face of thesecurity and climate crisis 20/04/26

The Tillabéri and Diffa regions are facing a humanitarian crisis due to armed violence in the Sahel region. Humanity & Inclusion has been running a project there since 2021, which has already helped more than 32,000 people.

Niger

A man is standing and looking at the camera. In the background, a few crutches are leaning against the wall.

Sudan: Ahmed, victim of the war’s brutal violence 14/04/26

A lack of timely medical care often turns war injuries into permanent disabilities, as in Ahmed’s case, who lost his leg after being shot.

Sudan

HI provided Sadia with rehabilitation care and a walking frame, enabling her to regain mobility.

Sudan: Fleeing violence, Sadia lost her leg 14/04/26

Intense fighting in Wad Madani forced Sadia and her family to flee. Limited access to medical care had devastating consequences.

Sudan

A child is sitting on a mat, holding a toy handed to him by a woman

Sudan: Stimulation therapy helps Aisha's* children overcome the effects of malnutrition 14/04/26

21.2 million Sudanese are facing acute hunger due to the war (1). For young children, this heightens the risk of lasting developmental delays.

Sudan

A team of four aid workers are standing and chatting on a path, near two HI vehicles.

In Darfur, aid workers face the consequences of violence 14/04/26

Jérôme Bertrand, head of deployments for Atlas Logistique, travelled to Sudan in late 2025 for an assessment mission in the town of Tawilah, in Darfur.

Sudan

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 31/03/26

One year after the earthquake that struck Myanmar in March 2025, the situation remains fragile: Humanity & Inclusion 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 31/03/26

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” 30/03/26

Nahed Al-Khlouf leads Humanity & Inclusion's teams in Lebanon. She is coordinating our emergency response, particularly for people with disabilities, pregnant women, and elderly people displaced by the bombings.