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Hilario is a sports teacher at Benfica Nova School in Mozambique and lives with a visual impairment. He has been trained by Humanity & Inclusion to carry out a whole range of inclusive educational activities.

Malnutrition prevented Pal from developing like other children his age. With Humanity & Inclusion's nutrition support and stimulation therapy, he can now sit, stand and walk on his own.

In Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, Racheal works each day alongside people with disabilities to help remove the barriers to accessibility and inclusion.

Clara and her husband Juan fled Venezuela for Peru in September 2018. They are struggling to meet their food and health needs. Humanity & Inclusion is supporting them and their family.

Yasmine Daelman, 28 years old, works as an advocacy and humanitarian policy advisor with Humanity & Inclusion in Yemen.

Humanity & Inclusion has launched new mine clearance operations in Casamance in Senegal to enable communities to regain access to their villages, schools and medical centres.

Luisa fled Venezuela with her six-year-old daughter, Alicia, who has cerebral palsy. Humanity & Inclusion supports them in their daily lives.

Humanity & Inclusion emergency rehabilitation specialist, Gaëlle Smith, explains the severity of blast injuries in Eastern Ukraine and the importance of early rehabilitation for recovery.

Sosiany’s growth and development have been delayed by severe malnutrition. HI's teams are using stimulation therapy and active play to help her avoid long-term consequences.

28-year old Anna Bekh went home to visit family in Ukraine. When conflict arose two days later, she joined HI’s emergency response in her hometown.

Prosthetic and orthotic devices, wheelchairs, physical and functional therapy… Every year, HI provides rehabilitation services to more than 1,500 beneficiaries at the Kampong Cham centre.

Judy, 8, lives in Jordan with her mother and her sister. She  struggles with certain movements and has paralysis in her legs. She has been attending rehabilitation sessions with Humanity & Inclusion to improve mobility and gain independence.

HI distributes supply donations to conflict-affected families and provides logistics support to deliver humanitarian goods in active war zones.

Odile struggles to afford enough food for her son Nasolo, who is now facing malnutrition. HI's teams provide stimulation therapy to help him overcome the consequences.

Among the millions displaced by violent warfare in Ukraine, older people are among the most vulnerable. HI teams are providing individual and group services to help them cope with distress.