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Some communities in the state of Amazonas have experienced disruptions to their lifestyle, with negative effects on their health. Humanity & Inclusion is working alongside them to improve their access to healthcare.

More than 2.7 million people have been displaced by the crisis in North Kivu. In the camps for displaced people near Goma, the needs are huge. Jean Bahati, 60, shares his story.

Maria and her daughter Diela arrived at the Bulengo camp for displaced people in North Kivu in February. The 2-year-old had developmental delays but thanks to specialised support, she is now beginning to catch up.

Pharmacists play a key role in preserving and controlling the quality of medicines, and their work is vital to ensuring the health of beneficiaries.

Mardoché’s leg was torn off by a bullet when he was just a baby. Today, thanks to Humanity & Inclusion, he feels confident and he is looking forward to the future.

Hadil Al Saqqa joined Humanity & Inclusion last April. She is a health project manager in Gaza. She explains how she copes with such a difficult situation.

Thaer was shot in the knee. After a painful medical journey, he can now walk normally, thanks to the support of Humanity & Inclusion’s rehabilitation specialists.

HI physiotherapist Haitham works in displaced shelters in Gaza to support injured people and people with disabilities. He is also impacted by the conflict.

More than 135,000 refugees live in Kyangwali camp in western Uganda. They include Emmanuel, a man who has faced many hardships in his life.

Hayat, 63 years old, was born with cerebral palsy. Her life is harder since she was forced to flee the attacks on her village in southern Lebanon near the border with Israel.

Muhammad is a young man full of energy and hope. Humanity & Inclusion helped him recover from a devastating injury. He tells his story.

Lithuania has officially withdrawn from the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions, following endorsement by the Lithuanian President of the Parliament approval to leave the convention on July 25.

More than 135,000 refugees live in Kyangwali refugee camp in western Uganda, including 31-year-old Abraham. With the support of Humanity & Inclusion, Abraham has overcome his anxiety and gained confidence in himself.

24-year-old Doa’a Al-Naqeeb is a HI a physical therapist, part of the emergency volunteer team at public school shelters in Nuseirat camp, Gaza.

Mohammad Balousha is 41. He is a supervisor for facilities and procurement for Humanity & Inclusion in Gaza. He explains how difficult it is to be a humanitarian staff when one is impacted by armed violence.