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After this year’s UN Climate Change Conference, Humanity & Inclusion's representatives share their experience and the organization’s next steps for including disability in climate action

Abisola, 15, lives in Hamdalai. She has a physical disability which makes attending school difficult. With HI's inclusive education efforts, Abisola gained the confidence to return to school.

Fatmata, 15,  has motor speech difficulties and uses a wheelchair due to a physical disability. Thanks to Humanity & Inclusion's intervention, a lot of adaptation work has been done to Fatmata's school to make it accessible to children with disabilities.

More than one hundred people were killed in an explosion in Sierra Leone, on 5 November. After assessing needs on the ground, Humanity & Inclusion (HI) is moving on to the next stage of its actions to support people impacted by the explosion.

Humanity & Inclusion contributed to the construction of the only school in the village of Ngourtou Koumboua which is home to over 7,000 people displaced by violence.

More than one hundred people were killed when a fuel tanker hit a heavy goods truck and exploded on 5th November in the district of Wellington in Freetown. HI is working to assist the casualties.

Martin Jacobs, telerehabilitation Project Manager, answers common questions about the new telerehabilitation software that Humanity & Inclusion is launching in Vietnam

In Vietnam, Humanity & Inclusion launches the OpenTeleRehab software designed to provide rehabilitation services to isolated populations.

Humanity & Inclusion attends COP26 and calls on States to include people with disabilities in disaster risk reduction and climate action protocol.

In the Philippines and Indonesia, Humanity & Inclusion is addressing a problem that young people with disabilities face every day: unemployment or underemployment.

Humanity & Inclusion's teams are helping the most vulnerable people to meet their needs and promotes prevention and public health measures.

Following the escalation of violence last May, the lives of people in Gaza has worsened, as the Gaza Strip was already struggling with poverty and underdevelopment. Humanity & Inclusion supports the most vulnerable.

HI trains mine clearance specialists from the Cambodia Self-Help Demining (CSHD) association, which has already cleared 7 km² of land since 2008, equivalent to 70 football fields.

In the Central African Republic, persistent armed conflict and annual flooding have caused mass internal displacement and food insecurity. As humanitarian access remains limited, Humanity & Inclusion is delivering goods to isolated areas by boat.

Published on 13th October, Humanity & Inclusion’s report “No safe recovery: The impact of Explosive Ordnance contamination on affected populations in Iraq” paints a harrowing picture of the daily lives of Iraqis.