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Afif was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. Within days, he could no longer walk. Humanity & Inclusion helped him recover.

Fayez and Mena are brother and sister. They were injured in a bombing. They both lost a leg. Together, they are learning to walk with prosthetic limbs.

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.

*Content Warning: mentions of starvation and the death of a child*

Sanaa, a one-year-old baby, died of starvation. Her story tells of the desperate humanitarian situation in Gaza and the consequences of man-made famine on the population.

Bombing and shelling have left many people with deep injuries. Without proper rehabilitation services, they would have permanent disabilities. Ahmed is able to perform daily activities again thanks to the physiotherapy program he followed with Humanity & Inclusion.

Door-to-door rehabilitation sessions continue in Gaza despite the horrible circumstances. Omnia is one of the hundreds of patients Humanity & Inclusion was able to reach.

Johanne Mauger was in charge of operations in Gaza until last May. She recounts her experience in one of today's most pressing humanitarian crises.

Humanity & Inclusion in coordination with the Child Protection Cluster and with support from UNICEF, distribute ID bracelet to families to reduce the risk of family separation during displacement.

Specialist in emergency rehabilitation Violette Van Bever was in Gaza last April and May to support Humanity & Inclusion's rehabilitation teams. She describes a humanitarian hell.

Heba, 34, is a prosthetics specialist working with Humanity & Inclusion at our Nahla Centre in Khan Yunis. She shares how she balances her humanitarian mission, her family, and the danger of war.

Diary from Gaza by Mara Bernasconi, Humanity & Inclusion's Middle East Regional Advocacy Advisor

This is an example of an Explosive Hazard Assessment done by Humanity & Inclusion's team in Gaza. It took place in Deir el-Balah last December.

HI has been running large-scale awareness campaigns in Gaza to warn people about the dangers of explosive remnants and teach them on how to protect themselves during bomb attacks.

Mohammad Balousha is 41. He is a supervisor for facilities and procurement for Humanity & Inclusion in Gaza. He explains how difficult it is to be a humanitarian staff when one is impacted by armed violence.

Hadil Al Saqqa joined Humanity & Inclusion last April. She is a health project manager in Gaza. She explains how she copes with such a difficult situation.