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A deminer working in the Chaparral area, where teams have to cope with regular flooding, rockslides and landslides.; }}

Demining in Chaparral raises new hopes 01/11/22

Since October 2021, Humanity & Inclusion has been conducting humanitarian demining operations in El Cañón de Las Hermosas in Colombia, allowing communities to regain the use of their land.

  • Colombia
Freweyni in her new wheelchair. ; }}

"The scale and desperate situation of the people I saw on the streets of Mekele that week is something I will never forget" 01/11/22

Humanity & Inclusion regional logistics manager, Tilahun Abebe, shares the highlight of his recent visit to Tigray, Ethiopia.

  • Ethiopia
Abdel with an HI physiotherapist for the follow-up of his prosthesis; }}

Abdel, victim of a landmine: “Thanks to my prosthesis, my life has changed!” 01/11/22

Abdel was 16 years old when he lost his leg in a landmine explosion. Humanity & Inclusion has helped him rebuild his life.

  • Yemen
Disaster assembly point in Puente Piedra, in Los Jazmines, a community in the suburbs of Lima.; }}

Simple ways to save lives 12/10/22

Subtitles and contrasting colours are just some of the very simple methods we can use to include the most vulnerable people in disaster risk reduction. This project is possible thanks to the ongoing support of players of People’s Postcode Lottery.

  • Peru
Omod smiles in his new wheelchair.; }}

Omod gains independence with his new wheelchair 11/10/22

Without any mobility device available, Omod relied on others to get from place to place. With Humanity & Inclusion’s support, he has a new wheelchair and newfound independence.

  • Ethiopia
Damage in Kiev after a missile fell overnight .onto a shopping mall and its parking lot. March 2022. © V. de Viguerie / HI; }}

“Weapons more advanced, mutilating and destructive than I’ve ever witnessed” 10/10/22

Gaëlle Smith, HI’s emergency rehabilitation specialist, went to Ukraine in June to support the local teams in the country. She tells us about her experience.

  • Ukraine
Enayatullah during a rehabilitation session with his physiotherapist. ; }}

Enayatullah can walk again 05/10/22

Enayatullah, 9, lives in Afghanistan. He lost his leg because of an explosive remnant of war. He can now walk again thanks to the prosthesis provided by Humanity & Inclusion's team.

  • Afghanistan
: Raizy receives massage oil from her physical therapist in the Tuléar rehabilitation center. © Parany.Photo / HI; }}

Helping Raizy get her life back 05/10/22

A stroke left Raizy partially paralyzed and stole her independence. Humanity & Inclusion has been using rehabilitation to improve her mobility and adapt her daily activities.

  • Madagascar
Lydia and Jolie with their big sister, Armele. ; }}

Jolie and Lydia, two refugee sisters supported by HI 05/10/22

Jolie and Lydia’s family fled the DRC and sought refuge in the Kalobeyei camp in Kenya. Jolie and Lydia both have physical and intellectual disabilities and are being supported by Humanity & Inclusion's team.

  • Kenya
Physical therapist Anastasia (left) stands with Nadezhda (right). ; }}

“Before I met HI, I only wanted to walk again. Now I believe I can run!” 05/10/22

Like many Ukrainians, Nadezhda lives with compromised health conditions. After the war worsened her symptoms and displaced her from home, Humanity & Inclusion's rehabilitation helped relieve pain and restore her energy.

  • Ukraine
Susan, head teacher at the inclusive school in Kalobeyei refugee camp in Kenya, visits the students during a maths lesson. ; }}

Susan: “My school is different from other schools” 05/10/22

In Kalobeyei refugee camp in Kenya, children with disabilties can have access to school thanks to the support of Humanity & Inclusion's team. Susan, head teacher of the camp’s inclusive school, explains its benefits.

  • Kenya
Caption: Conference for the final presentation of the text of the international agreement on explosive weapons in populated areas in June 2022. ; }}

Adoption of the international agreement on bombing in populated areas 05/10/22

States are invited on 18 November in Dublin to adopt the international agreement on bombing in populated areas.

  • International
Caption: Gina during a rehabilitation session at the community development centre in Zarka, Jordan, with her physiotherapist; }}

Gina: “I can walk on my own again and without pain.” 29/09/22

Gina,13, lives in Jordan. With the help of Humanity & Inclusion, she has received surgery and rehabilitation treatment for a hip deformity. Today, she can walk without difficulty and is back at school.

  • Jordan
A woman and children look out onto a flooded village.; }}

A third of Pakistan underwater in unprecedented flooding 29/09/22

Pakistan is experiencing its deadliest flooding in over a decade, with over 6.4 million in need of humanitarian aid. Humanity & Inclusion prepares emergency kits to support the most vulnerable families

  • Pakistan
A portrait of Hawa, 40 years old; }}

“We need psychosocial help like we need water" 29/09/22

Hawa lives in Ethiopia. After her home caught fire in her sleep, she developed emotional stress and feared for her family’s safety. Psychosocial support from Humanity & Inclusion helped her find peace of mind.

  • Ethiopia

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