20 November 2024 marked 1,000 days since the escalation of the war between Russia and Ukraine. The impact of this war on civilians is catastrophic on many levels.
Before, Anai’s father had to carry her to school. Today, with the help of Humanity & Inclusion and the support of her family, she can go on her own.
In Kurigram, a region particularly affected by climate hazards in Bangladesh, this single mother fights day after day to improve the life of her disabled daughter.
Ajida, aged 12, has cerebral palsy, which for a long time prevented her from standing or walking. Now, thanks to orthosis and an access ramp installed by Humanity & Inclusion, she can get to and from school on her own.
Massive bombing creates panic and aggravates the humanitarian crisis in Lebanon.
HI teams carry out a needs assessment in a reception centre for displaced people in Yurivka (Ukraine). Most of them have been impacted by bombardments.
Hassna Hicham and Hassna Raouane, both survivors of last September’s earthquake, share their memories with HI and talk about life in their community since the disaster.
Naima lives in Tajgalt, a village severely affected by the earthquake that struck Morocco in September 2023. One year on, Naima looks back at the disaster and the impact it has had on her life.
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.
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.
For 40 years, Casamance has been torn apart by conflict. Its women have mobilised and become essential actors in the building of peace: they are the future.
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.
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 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.
