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Residents of a refuge in the Dnipro region of Ukraine. Since the conflict began, the number of isolated older people, some of whom are care-dependent, has increased dramatically.

Ukraine: Assisting vulnerable people and their carers 26/04/22

Centres in eastern Ukraine are providing shelter to vulnerable people displaced by the conflict. Humanity & Inclusion’s support is vital to address the critical needs of both residents and carers.

Ukraine

Refugees cross the Medyka border crossing from Ukraine to Poland.

Ukraine: "Refugees are in a state of shock. Many do not speak for days." 20/04/22

Caglar Tahiroglu, Humanity & Inclusion Emergency Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Manager in Ukraine explains the needs in mental health and psychological support.

Ukraine

In a hospital in Lviv, HI emergency rehabilitation manager Virginie Duclos provides specialized training to care for a patient burned by explosive weapons in the ongoing conflict

Ukraine: Providing support where needs are the greatest 20/04/22

Across Ukraine, Humanity & Inclusion is supporting displaced persons and hospitals where needs are greatest.

Ukraine

Ukraine : "People have become refugees overnight" 20/04/22

Interview with Caglar Tahiroglu, Humanity & Inlcusion Emergency Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Manager in Ukraine.

Ukraine

Children with disabilities and their families who have been displaced by the drought in Somaliland. 2017

Environmental changes and disability 13/04/22

The negative consequences of environmental and climate changes have a greater impact on vulnerable populations and persons with disabilities.

International

In Tripoli, the HI team provides rehabilitation services to an amputee

Libya: providing rehabilitation care to cases presenting complications 12/04/22

Reem Mansour is a physiotherapist working for Humanity & Inclusion in Tripoli. She explains the importance of rehabilitation in post-war Libya.

Libya (no longer active)

A missile fell in this residential area of Kiev. One child was killed and 23 people were injured. This man and his mother were living in the residential area affected.

HI cares for injured Ukrainians in armed conflict 07/04/22

Humanity & Inclusion supports the care of burn victims and amputees in Ukraine

Ukraine

Amina (center), stands with her husband (left) and one of her three children (right) in front of their new home in a Hargeisa displacement camp. 2022. © HI

Somaliland drought threatens pastoral communities 05/04/22

55-year old Amina comes from a long line of herders. Years of insufficient rainfall and climate change have put her work and family at risk, forcing them out of their home and way of life.

Somaliland

Jennifer works as a deminer for HI near Maracaibo, Colombia, her home village

How mine clearance became a humanitarian issue 31/03/22

The adoption of the Mine Ban Treaty or Ottawa Convention twenty-five years ago led to fewer mines in the ground. But now the weapons used by belligerents are changing, along with the nature of the threat, requiring mine clearance experts to take a new approach.

International

HI’s teams visiting a home for children with multiple disabilities in Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Ukraine: HI trains health professionals in specialised physiotherapy 31/03/22

Humanity & Inclusion is providing specialised physiotherapy training to staff caring for burns patients in Ukrainian hospitals.

Ukraine

"I am proud to contribute to solving the problem of contamination in Laos." 30/03/22

Lamngueun joined Humanity & Inclusion in 2006 as an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) expert. Today, she manages an 8-person clearance team. She shares with us her experience:

Laos

Togo: helping homeless people cope with Covid-19 30/03/22

Around 15,000 people are homeless Togo’s capital, Lomé. Humanity & Inclusion has been running a project to help them cope with the coronavirus pandemic.

Togo

Medyka, Poland. Alla (in the wheelchair) and her family arrive at Medyka after crossing the border from Ukraine to Poland.

Western Ukraine: HI staff, Jeremie, describes the humanitarian situation 24/03/22

Jeremie, coordinator of Humanity & Inclusion's programmes, describes the humanitarian situation in western Ukraine.

Ukraine

Wilfreed is living his dream 24/03/22

Humanity & Inclusion (HI) trains and encourages the next generation of rehabilitation professionals. After receiving support from HI, Wilfreed now works as a physiotherapist in Chad.