A young boy smiles as a physical therapist helps him with exercises

A young boy smiles as a physical therapist helps him with exercises

A young boy smiles as a physical therapist helps him with exercises

A young boy smiles as a physical therapist helps him with exercises

Invest in inclusive futures!

Together, we can build a world where disability never limits opportunity.

Invest in inclusive futures!

Together, we can build a world where disability never limits opportunity.

Humanity & Inclusion (HI) works alongside people with disabilities and individuals living in situations of poverty, exclusion, conflict, and disaster.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

A young girl amputee taking part in a rehabilitation session.

A young girl amputee taking part in a rehabilitation session.

A young girl amputee taking part in a rehabilitation session.

A young girl amputee taking part in a rehabilitation session.

Race to the King runners

Race to the King runners

Race to the King runners

Race to the King runners

Simon Njenga, HI occupational therapist, during a rehabilitation session with Elizabeth at a Rehabilitation Center Kakuma, Kenya

Simon Njenga, HI occupational therapist, during a rehabilitation session with Elizabeth at a Rehabilitation Center Kakuma, Kenya

Simon Njenga, HI occupational therapist, during a rehabilitation session with Elizabeth at a Rehabilitation Center Kakuma, Kenya

Simon Njenga, HI occupational therapist, during a rehabilitation session with Elizabeth at a Rehabilitation Center Kakuma, Kenya

Channa, 7 years old, holds up a blackboard during a mathematics lesson in Cambodia alongside her classmate.

Channa, 7 years old, holds up a blackboard during a mathematics lesson in Cambodia alongside her classmate.

Channa, 7 years old, holds up a blackboard during a mathematics lesson in Cambodia alongside her classmate.

Channa, 7 years old, holds up a blackboard during a mathematics lesson in Cambodia alongside her classmate.

OUR GLOBAL IMPACT

2.9

million

people directly supported in 2025

58

countries

437

projects

Nobel Peace Prize medal

Nobel Peace Prize medal

Nobel Peace Prize medal

Nobel Peace Prize medal

Co-winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 1997

for our work towards banning and clearing anti-personnel landmines

Where we work

WHAT WE DO

Since HI was founded in 1982, we have supported tens of millions of people in over 60 countries. Our teams work tirelessly to support those most in need in humanitarian emergencies, chronic crises, and long-term development.

HI volunteers help a woman to collect her items at an NFI distribution point in Mozambique

HI volunteers help a woman to collect her items at an NFI distribution point in Mozambique

HI volunteers help a woman to collect her items at an NFI distribution point in Mozambique

HI volunteers help a woman to collect her items at an NFI distribution point in Mozambique

Angie, a 20-year-old female deminer with HI in Cauca, Colombia.

Angie, a 20-year-old female deminer with HI in Cauca, Colombia.

Angie, a 20-year-old female deminer with HI in Cauca, Colombia.

Angie, a 20-year-old female deminer with HI in Cauca, Colombia.

Sanaullah, 5, at HI's Physical Rehabilitation Centre in Afghanistan

Sanaullah, 5, at HI's Physical Rehabilitation Centre in Afghanistan

Sanaullah, 5, at HI's Physical Rehabilitation Centre in Afghanistan

Sanaullah, 5, at HI's Physical Rehabilitation Centre in Afghanistan

Mary Josefine, a 15 year old girl included in school in Uganda

Mary Josefine, a 15 year old girl included in school in Uganda

Mary Josefine, a 15 year old girl included in school in Uganda

Mary Josefine, a 15 year old girl included in school in Uganda

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Spend a week with a prosthetist in Syria

© Tom Nicholson / HI

Explosive weapons Rehabilitation

Spend a week with a prosthetist in Syria

On the occasion of World Humanitarian Day, to honor aid workers, Prosthetist and Orthotist in Syria, Yeti, tells us about his work and daily life in the country:

Shepherds are often the first victims of landmines in Syria

© N. Bimbashi

Explosive weapons

Shepherds are often the first victims of landmines in Syria

In the countryside of Deir Ezzor, grazing your sheep can be deadly, as landmines are everywhere and spare no one. Mohammad, 20, tells his story.

Injured by a mine, Khaled was unable to work and feed his family

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Explosive weapons Rehabilitation

Injured by a mine, Khaled was unable to work and feed his family

Yemen is a poor country. Most people live off the land. When they become victims of landmines, like Khaled did, their lives are turned upside down.

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