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Since 2012, Humanity & Inclusion has provided some 13,000 people living in nine refugee camps along the Thai-Myanmar border with information on the risks from explosive devices.

Over the past few days, fighting has intensified in North Kivu and spread to the city of Goma. Two million civilians are trapped in an acute humanitarian crisis.

The Global Disability Summit is a key moment to build on the momentum that the disability rights movement is gaining globally and stay true to its motto: “nothing about us without us”. We asked a few questions to Ruby Holmes, Humanity & Inclusion (HI) Inclusive Governance Global specialist

Increasing exposure to weather-related hazards creates significant need in Madagascar. Humanity & Inclusion develops adapted solutions.

Assagid Ag Mohamed was forced to flee his home with his family. He now lives in a camp for displaced people near Gao, where he is finding support and rebuilding his life as he waits to return home.

As Chair of Humanity & Inclusion UK, Chloe will guide us in continuing our vital work supporting disabled and vulnerable people worldwide.

Shahid was seriously injured in Syria in 2011 and has been unable to walk since. Humanity & Inclusion is providing her with physiotherapy sessions and splints to get her back on her feet.

Information for our supporters about how Humanity & Inclusion is adapting in response to the Coronavirus.

Life of people with disabilities in Yemen is desperate. Difficulties fleeing violence, accessing aid... Advocacy Advisor  for Humanity & Inclusion,Yasmine Daelman explains the situation.

In the lush mountains of San Mateo, the courageous Gloria is helping to remove landmines and bring peace and security to local communities.

HI inaugurates a new prosthetics and orthotics center at the Al-Thawra Hospital in Yemen. It is designed to meet the physical rehabilitation needs in all Hodeidah Governorate.

A severe food crisis is advancing across East Africa, Nigeria and Yemen. Xavier Duvauchelle, Handicap International’s desk officer for the East Africa region, explains the scale of the disaster and how our teams on the ground are responding.

There are fears that the military offensive on the Iraqi city of Mosul could result in a humanitarian crisis on an unprecedented scale. More than one million people may be forced to flee to escape the fighting, in a country where at least 3.3 million people have already been uprooted. Handicap International is concerned that the people fleeing Mosul will not all be able to access humanitarian aid. Thomas Hugonnier, head of emergency response operations in Iraq, explains the situation.

After living in isolation for several months because of his disability, young Salama returns to school and dreams of becoming a doctor.

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.