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Marjorie works as a rehabilitation specialist for HI. She tells us what conditions are like in Grand Sud, Haiti, following the earthquake.

Just days after an earthquake hit Haiti, Humanity & Inclusion (HI) is providing assistance in hospitals in one of the country’s worst affected region. A team of physiotherapists will begin work this week.

People affected by the 14th August earthquake are in dire need of psychological support.

In November 2021, the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) will be held in Glasgow, UK. To ensure that the topic of disability and the voices of people with disabilities are strongly represented, HI is taking part in the Voices for Change campaign. Find out how you can add your voice!

HI has mobilised its teams to help people affected by the earthquake that struck Haiti on 14th August. The organisation has already transported tonnes of material to support the most affected families.

Helen Grant visited Nepal to see the work being done with the support of UK aid to help girls get a quality education.

Since November 2014, Handicap International has been training Mozambique’s police force in basic techniques for neutralising explosive devices. This is one way in which the organisation is seeing through to completion the demining work it began in the country in 1998, and which ended last March.

Humanity & Inclusion launches mission to evaluate the impact of devastating cyclone Rai on affected populations.

Thousands of residents of Beira city live in poverty in densely packed slums. Their makeshift homes could not withstand the force or cyclone Idai. Humanity & Inclusion (HI) is coordinating clean-up and reconstruction efforts for these hardest-hit communities.

Typhoon Mangkhut, which struck the Philippines on the night of 14th September, affected more than one million people. As part of its relief effort, HI is helping people affected by the storm clear debris from roads.

Russian-made cluster munitions, including models used for the first time in this conflict, were deployed in the region of Aleppo in early October, according to reports by the NGO Human Rights Watch , although it has not been determined if they were used by Russian or Syria troops.

Anwar is 9 years old. Four years ago, as his family was fleeing the bombing in Sana'a, Yemen, his leg was hit by a shard of metal and had to be amputated a few hours later.

A few kilometres south of Misrata in Libya, Tawergha has been a ghost town since it was hit by intense fighting in 2011. Humanity & Inclusion teams are taking action.

Sharif (not his real name) is a surgeon from an HI partner hospital in northern Syria near the Turkish border. He recounts what he has seen following the February 6 earthquake.

Humanity & Inclusion, in partnership with IFI, is assisting people affected by the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck Sulawesi province in Indonesia on 28th September.