Cuts in international aid: people with disabilities are raising the alarm 11/02/26
For people with disabilities, budget cuts in humanitarian aid have tangible consequences on their daily lives: poverty, anxiety, and difficulties accessing healthcare.
- Colombia
“When aid is cut, it is our independence and well-being that bear the consequences” 11/02/26
In Colombia, people with disabilities have been hit hardest by the decline in international aid. Here is the story of a man who explains the negative impact this has had on his life.
- Colombia
Aid cuts: Asma, who relearned how to walk, is left with no support 11/02/26
Rehabilitation had enabled Asma to leave her wheelchair and walk again. The program has since closed, and she is now stuck at home with no way to pay for care.
- Afghanistan
For Mohammad, prosthetic repairs now cost a 60 mile trip and a loan 10/30/26
In the Kandahar countryside, a rehabilitation center has closed, with serious consequences for people with disabilities.
- Afghanistan
An accident at Kareem’s home became a safety lesson 10/30/26
11-year-old Kareem nearly cost his family everything when he unkowingly brought back home an explosive ordnance. He is now teaching other children in Gaza to stay away from explosive ordnance.
- Occupied Palestinian Territory
Gaza: Rehabilitation needs outpace aid access 10/27/26
Tens of thousands of people in Gaza live with life-changing injuries. HI continues to support people in appalling conditions.
- Occupied Palestinian Territory
Knee braces and a bus fare put Sabira back on her feet 10/27/26
Six physical therapy sessions and a pair of braces fixed chronic knee pain. She now can walk in her garden again.
- Afghanistan
From Isolation to Independence: How a Prosthesis Helped Eli Rebuild His Life in Uganda 10/27/26
Ten years ago, Eli fled the war in his home country, South Sudan. Today, thanks to his prosthetic limb, he is enjoying life and supporting his peers.
- Uganda
Humanity & Inclusion Partners with ARTICLE22 to Support Mine Action Through Jewelry Sales 10/22/26
Humanity & Inclusion (HI) partners with ARTICLE22 to turn war remnants into handcrafted jewelry, with a portion of sales supporting mine action, explosive ordnance clearance, and survivor assistance.
- International
- Laos
Thanks to her prosthetic limb, Justine is moving forward 10/20/26
Supported by the Liimba project, Justine, a refugee in Uganda, has received a new prosthetic limb. Today, she carries on with her life full of energy and helps her community as a volunteer.
- Uganda
HI clears unexploded ordnance in the Bekaa Valley 10/20/26
The shelling of villages, which sometimes hits ammunition depots, causes heavy contamination and exposes residents to danger.
- Lebanon
Mental health in emergencies: the invisible wounds 10/20/26
In Nepal, following the floods at the end of August, 50% - 60% of patients visiting health centers require psychological support; many have lost loved ones.
- International
- Nepal
- Chad
Aziza's mobility improves with HI so she can harvest her garden 10/20/26
Aziza was supported by HI to harvest her garden and avoid the physical pain caused by her disability.
- Afghanistan
Ukraine: Mental Health on the Front Lines of War 10/14/26
Anhelina Korchenok, a Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Specialist at HI Ukraine, explains how Ukrainians face growing psychological distress after more than four years of war. Humanity & Inclusion provides mental health support, rehabilitation, and accessible services to help people recover and regain independence.
- Ukraine
Without humanitarian aid, Abdul cannot undergo surgery 10/06/26
The case of Abdul Karim, who has been walking with crutches since he was shot, illustrates how cuts in humanitarian aid funding are affecting people with disabilities.
- Syria
