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Humanity & Inclusion board member Joe O'Meara reflects on his visit to Nepal in late 2024.

Santina, 13, fled South Sudan with her family. She now lives in the Rhino Refugee Settlement in Uganda.

Rosalía's son was born with cerebral palsy following a difficult birth. Their journey through the healthcare system has been filled with difficulties, but the boy is receiving the support he needs.

November 19, 2024 marks 1,000 days since the escalation of the war between Russia and Ukraine. The impact of this war on civilians is catastrophic on numerous levels.

Meet Faith Njiru, HI physical therapist and project manager working in Dadaab refugee camp in eastern Kenya.

HI's telerehabilitation software was first rolled out in Cambodia in May 2022. Here is some feedback from two families who have been using the customized service it provides.

Since tropical storm Trami (Kristine) made landfall over the northwestern Philippines, 7,000,000 people are awaiting urgent humanitarian aid, and at least 141 people died.

Based in seven countries in the region, HI has been growing its operations in the past few years to meet increasing humanitarian needs. We interviewed Nicola Momentè, HI’s regional director for Latin America and the Caribbean.

Sarah Tumsifu fled Saké with her family to escape the fighting. More than 2.7 million people like Sarah have been displaced by the crisis in the DRC.

HI Operations Manager Zeina Salhani shares her experience of the current crisis and how HI is able to adapt its activities to meet the urgent needs of people in need.

Rachana, 14, has cerebral palsy. It took several years for her parents to accept her disability. Today, they see the progress she is making as a major victory.

After being displaced for 30 years, the inhabitants of Bissine, Senegal, are returning to their land and starting to cultivate their fields again, a source of economic prosperity for an entire region.

Humanity & Inclusion teams conduct a needs assessment in a reception center for displaced people in Yurivka, Ukraine. Most of them have been impacted by ongoing bombings.

HI has provided physical rehabilitation professionals from different countries an opportunity to learn how to work in a humanitarian emergency situation.

Ajida, age 12, has cerebral palsy, which for a long time prevented her from standing or walking. Now, thanks to an orthosis and an access ramp installed by HI, she can get to and from school all on her own.