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Slip into the protective clothing of HI's deminers in Senegal and come spend a day with them in the field.

HI employs 40 people in the Gaza Strip, supported by 300 volunteers. HI is also engaged in Egypt and Lebanon, helping to address the impact of the crisis there.

HI is deploying mobile clinics in North Kivu to improve access to healthcare and provide medical and psychosocial assistance to people displaced by conflict.

All the schools in Gaza are closed because of the violence, so what is happening to the children who are now out of school?

HI's actions for children experiencing malnutrition are based on the emotional bond between parents and children. Amina, the mother of a baby who has benefited from HI's activities, tells us about her experience.

In Syria, Nepal and Uganda: children are finding new hope thanks to their prostheses and wheelchairs!

HI, as part of the Ceasefire Now coalition, is taking part in a day of action calling for a halt to all arms transfers and an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

HI provides other NGOs in Mali with a road and river transport solution for delivering their aid to communities in need.

States have gathered in Oslo to review the implementation of the political declaration against the bombing and shelling of towns and cities.

Noor, aged 3, is a survivor of the earthquake that struck Turkey and northwest Syria in February 2023. HI is accompanying this vivacious and resilient little girl on the way to her refound life.

Samar, 10, lives in a camp in the West Bank. She has multiple disabilities. Attending school is already a challenge, now exacerbated by the escalation of violence.

On April 15 2023, an armed conflict broke out in Sudan. In May 2023, HI mobilized in Eastern Chad to support and care for Sudanese refugees fleeing the violence.

Wala provides nursing care to people in their homes and shelters. She talks to us about her life, her work and the situation in Gaza.

Srey Neang's leg was amputated after she was injured by an explosive device at the age of four.

Martine comes from Senegal. In 2009, she was injured in a mine explosion. Since then, she has been speaking out to raise awareness of the dangers of explosive devices and prevent further accidents.