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Two men, one wearing an HI shirt, are talking to a woman. Behind them, more people are standing and talking to each other. We can see a background of hilly vegetation.

Following the floods in Nepal, HI is deploying an inclusive response 02/09/26

Six days after the devastating floods in Nepal, the situation remains dire. Humanity & Inclusion is on the ground, working with survivors of the disaster to identify needs and provide an inclusive response.

  • Nepal
Two men are supporting a disabled woman who is half-reclining in the bucket of a backhoe loader. They are all covered in mud, and the landscape around them is flooded.

Floods and mudslides in Nepal: HI launches an emergency response to help those affected 27/08/26

On 26 August a flood of ice and mud devastated northern Nepal. HI is preparing a response to the emergency focusing on rehabilitation, mental health support and the distribution of essential supplies.

  • Nepal
Mahira at the centre during a session of Stimulation Therapy

Fighting child malnutrition in Afghanistan 20/08/26

Humanity & Inclusion has provided stimulation therapy to over 700 toddlers to combat developmental delays caused by malnutrition.

  • Afghanistan
A young man in a wheelchair is wearing a sports shirt and has two medals hanging round his neck. Behind him, an indoor stadium can be made out.

Elacides, the mine survivor who has become a role model in his community 20/08/26

At 29, Elacides works tirelessly every day to spread a message of hope and inclusion within his community and beyond. The story of a young man who has never given up.

  • Colombia
A wide-angle shot of a vehicle parked under a shed, with a smiling woman sitting at the wheel.

Schumen Kamalu, a female driver in the DRC: Driving is neither a man’s nor a woman’s job! 30/07/26

Schumen Kamalu works as a driver for Humanity & Inclusion, a profession still widely regarded as a man’s job. For her, driving is much more than just a job; it is a genuine passion and a source of pride.

  • Democratic Republic of Congo
Three young girls are standing side by side, each with both hands held at the bottom of their faces, their open palms facing inwards.

Education for all: Rogette’s journey towards inclusion, a schoolgirl with hearing loss 30/07/26

At twelve years old, Rogette is a shy and endearing young girl. She now lives in Ziguinchor so that she can study at a special school for children who are deaf.

  • Senegal
Omaya at home

Omaya, pregnant and exhausted by conflict 30/07/26

Omaya is living with a disability. She is pregnant and had to flee the bombing in Beirut. Her life has been in disarray for years.

  • Lebanon
Patadi Hodalo, an itinerant teacher at Kozah Centre state primary school in Togo.

Itinerant teacher Patadi Hodalo supports the inclusion of children who are deaf in Togo 23/07/26

Patadi Hodalo supports deaf children, who are often excluded from the school system, to learn and make progress.

  • Togo
Two women are sitting with their backs to the camera on chairs; one is wearing an HI jacket. Around them are tents, cardboard boxes, scattered belongings, and people chatting.

Venezuela: following the earthquakes, HI is providing care for injured people 23/07/26

Many people were injured in the earthquakes that struck Venezuela at the end of June. Humanity & Inclusion is providing them with emergency rehabilitation care.

  • Venezuela
Aesha during a rehabilitation session with HI specialist to strenghten her back

Fatima, a mother of a child with disabilities in war-torn Syria 23/07/26

Aesha was born with cerebral palsy. Very few facilities are adapted to support a child with disabilities in Syria, her mother Fatima explains.

  • Syria
Two women wearing HI jackets are chatting to a third woman who has her arm slung across her shoulder.

In Venezuela, HI is supporting people affected by the earthquakes 23/07/26

Humanity & Inclusion’s teams are continuing to support those affected by the disaster: through rehabilitation, mental health support and the provision of essential supplies, help is being provided to those in need.

  • Venezuela
A woman is standing with her back to the camera in front of a completely destroyed building.

Responding to an emergency when you are affected: Yohanna shares her story from Caracas 08/07/26

Yohanna Talloli, an inclusive humanitarian action specialist at Humanity & Inclusion, reflects on the earthquakes that have plunged her country into mourning and their devastating consequences.

  • Venezuela
A woman stands with her back to the camera on a dirt road surrounded by building rubble. She is looking to her left at two abandoned wheelchairs.

Venezuela emergency: assessing needs to deliver an effective and inclusive response 08/07/26

In Venezuela, Humanity & Inclusion is on the ground coordinating an inclusive humanitarian response to ensure that everyone receives the support they need.

  • Venezuela
Two people are inside a room with exposed concrete walls. One person is sitting on the floor on a patterned rug, turned slightly toward the camera, wearing a dark jacket and pants, and holding a white object in their hands. Next to them, a child is lying on a mattress covered with a red patterned fabric. The child is wearing a light-colored top and dark pants. One of the child’s legs has a medical device attached to it, and the other leg shows visible injuries. The feet are visible in the foreground. Pillows are arranged behind the child and along the wall. The floor is covered with rugs featuring various patterns.

Fighting is over, people are coming back. Their place is now a minefield 01/07/26

Mahmoud picked up what he thought was a toy. It was an explosive device.

  • Syria
Ali at the rehabilitation centre

Six years without a prothesis, then Ali met HI 01/07/26

It can be very difficult for amputees like Ali to find medical assistance in war-torn Yemen. Humanity & Inclusion is there for them.

  • Yemen