UK-funded projects

Discover our innovative, exciting and impactful projects funded by UK donors.

Phaly Heang, 4, having a rehabilitation session with Ratha Mom at HI's rehabilitation centre in Kampong Cham.

Phaly Heang, 4, having a rehabilitation session with Ratha Mom at HI's rehabilitation centre in Kampong Cham. | © Lucas Veuve/HI

Phaly Heang, 4, having a rehabilitation session with Ratha Mom at HI's rehabilitation centre in Kampong Cham.

Phaly Heang, 4, having a rehabilitation session with Ratha Mom at HI's rehabilitation centre in Kampong Cham. | © Lucas Veuve/HI

Projects supported by UK institutional donors

From supporting rehabilitation services in Ukraine to promoting disability inclusion in health and education, our projects are made possible through generous funding from the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, the Start Network, Jersey Overseas Aid, as well as other international partners.

Girls in Nakivale refugee camp, Uganda, receive sanitary products from Humanity & Inclusion

Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (WISH2ACTION)

Healthcare workers in Freetown attend a workshop on inclusive health

Saving Lives in Sierra Leone

Sidow Mikail Ibrahim is sitting with other children in class and writing on a sheet of paper.

Inclusive Futures

NHS physiotherapist Maeve Tohill reasures a child lying in a hospital bed during the Measles outbreak in Samoa, 2019.

Emergency Medical Team Initiative

A person with disabilities in Zaatari refugee camp, Jordan

Disability Data in Humanitarian Action

Projects supported by UK philanthropists, trusts and foundations

With the support of philanthropists, trusts, and foundations, we’re creating a more inclusive world by connecting with people with disabilities, supporting survivors of conflict, and ensuring no one is left behind.

Shaha sitting on a treatment bed taking part in a rehabilitation session with an HI physiotherapist in Mosul, Iraq.

People's Postcode Lottery

A child with an umbrella in Mae La refugee camp.

Growing together: Inclusive safe spaces to play for vulnerable children

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A 13-year old Nepalese girl with an intellectual disability and her family

Our Say in Our Health: Global Report on Health Equity for People with Intellectual Disabilities

Sadock and his mother, Burundi

Source: Disability and inclusion resources

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