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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.

  • Lebanon
A vehicle loaded with wooden school benches is parked in front of a school building. Men, one of whom is wearing a HI jacket, stand ready to unload it.; }}

In DRC, HI supports access to education for girls with disabilities 25/03/26

In Kasai, Humanity & Inclusion supports 60,000 children to ensure they have access to quality education in adapted and inclusive conditions.

  • Democratic Republic of Congo
A woman is sitting on a rock at the foot of a tree in dry, sandy terrain. She is wearing a patterned top, colorful striped fabric, and sandals. A white bandage covers her right arm. In the background, a long brick wall surrounds the space under a clear sky.; }}

Security crisis in the Sahel region: HI supports a Burkinabe refugee in Togo 25/03/26

Awa*, 48, fled to northern Togo after an armed attack in Burkina Faso. She received medical and psychosocial care thanks to Humanity & Inclusion.

  • Togo
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In Togo, HI supports victims of armed violence in the Sahel region 25/03/26

Kati*, 30, and her family live in extreme poverty as a direct result of the armed attacks in the Sahel region that have turned their lives upside down. Humanity & Inclusion is helping them to regain some stability

  • Togo
A woman is standing on a sidewalk in front of a closed metal roll-up door. She is wearing a thick blue protective vest and a clear face shield. She is holding a metal detector pointed toward the ground. The building behind her is dilapidated, with partially damaged walls. A yellow car is visible in the background on the left side of the street.; }}

Abeer, Deminer in Syria: "Each mine removed is a seed of hope" 25/03/26

In Idlib, Syria, landmines continue to threaten the lives of civilians. Abeer works as a deminer for Humanity & Inclusion, clearing contaminated areas so that communities can live in safety.

  • Syria
A seated woman holds a wooden object through which she threads a lace. A woman wearing a HI jacket leans over her. Behind them, we can make out tarpaulins, metal sheets, clothes drying and people sitting down.; }}

Haiti: HI helps residents recover from physical and psychological injuries 24/03/26

In Port-au-Prince, 2 million people need help. Humanity & Inclusion provides emergency care to injured people, displaced people and people with disabilities.

  • Haiti
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Haiti: Eugénie, driven from her home by gangs, learns to walk with HI 24/03/26

Like Eugénie, nearly 2 million people need help in Port-au-Prince. Humanity & Inclusion is helping them to become more independent through emergency care.

  • Haiti
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Safilia fled gang violence in Haiti: HI is helping her rebuild her life. 24/03/26

At 65, Safilia left her neighbourhood because of gang attacks. As a disabled person, she lives in difficult conditions. Thanks to Humanity & Inclusion’s support, she is gradually regaining her independence.

  • Haiti
An elderly man is sitting in a wheelchair. A woman sitting across from him on a chair is applying a bandage to his stump while holding his leg.; }}

An endless humanitarian disaster 24/03/26

Anne-Claire Yaeesh, Humanity & Inclusion's Director for Palestine, describes the unspeakable humanitarian situation in Gaza and the West Bank.

  • Occupied Palestinian Territory
A young girl is sitting in a wheelchair in a dirt courtyard; her mother, sitting on a chair next to her, looks at her and smiles.; }}

Mozambique: when inclusion breaks down barriers 24/03/26

In Mozambique, Humanity & Inclusion is implementing a project to facilitate access to healthcare and adapt the everyday environment for people with disabilities, such as young Eunice.

  • Mozambique
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Bombing in Lebanon: HI mobilises to respond to the emergency 10/03/26

Lebanon has been affected by bombing and ground fighting for several days. HI is preparing to take action. Humanity & Inclusion’s director in Lebanon, Nahed Al-Khlouf, provides an update on the situation.

  • Lebanon
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Humanity & Inclusion UK appoints new Chief Executive 10/03/26

Tom Shelton brings more than 20 years of experience across humanitarian action, communications, private fundraising, advocacy and campaigns.

  • United Kingdom
A woman walks with her back to the camera on a sandy path surrounded by mud houses and trees. She is wearing colorful clothes, with a black bucket on her head and a cloth over her shoulder. She is carrying two bags in her left arm.; }}

Women in armed conflicts 08/03/26

To mark International Women’s Day on 8 March, here are five facts and figures about women affected by armed conflict.

  • International

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