'6 months after the earthquake our patients are like part of the family' 08/02/23
Salahedin is the director of Aqrabat Hospital, Humanity & Inclusion’s partner in northwest Syria. The hospital's staff has treated more than 1,500 earthquake survivors.
- Syria
Mental health support restores hope for refugees seeking safety in Uganda 08/01/23
In Uganda, with funding from ECHO, Humanity & Inclusion is helping refugees who have experienced traumatic events to heal and improve their psychosocial well-being.
- Uganda
'I regained my speech after receiving psychosocial support' 07/31/23
In Uganda, with funding from ECHO, Humanity & Inclusion is providing refugees who have experienced traumatic events with physical rehabilitation care and mental health support.
- Uganda
Inclusive education at HI 07/28/23
In 2022, Humanity & Inclusion launched 43 projects exclusively dedicated to inclusive education, particularly in Mali and Rwanda.
- Rwanda
- Mali
- Kenya
Living with brittle bone disease, Venezuelan refugee pursues her dreams 07/27/23
Michelle is a teenager with brittle bone disease. She came to Colombia looking for medical care. An adapted wheelchair has helped her pursue her dreams.
- Colombia
Typhoon Doksuri (Egay) hits the Philippines 07/27/23
Super Typhoon Doksuri slammed the northern Philippines on Wednesday, July 26, killing at least 5 people and displacing nearly 27,000. Humanity & Inclusion is assessing the situation.
- Philippines
Dedicating his life to mine clearance: the journey of Aki Ra, a former child soldier 07/26/23
13 years after the trial of “Comrade Duch,” the Khmer Rouge torturer convicted of crimes against humanity, a former child soldier turned deminer tells his story.
- Cambodia
Economic inclusion at HI 07/25/23
In 2022, Humanity & Inclusion operated 75 projects on economic inclusion, including in Niger and Madagascar.
- Mali
- Niger
- Madagascar
Frostbitten in a cellar, hiding from bombs in Ukraine 07/12/23
Vadim spent the winter hiding in a cellar in Bakhmut, where the deadliest battle of the war in Ukraine was waged. He developed severe frostbite in his legs, requiring amputations.
- Ukraine
Souleymane wants children with disabilities like him to access education 07/06/23
Souleymane, who has a visual disability, is studying with adapted teaching materials supplied by Humanity & Inclusion. When he grows up, he dreams of becoming a teacher and making schools more inclusive.
- Niger
After airstrike spinal injury, Fatima dreams of walking again 06/28/23
Fatima Ahmed Arj, 20, was paralyzed from the waist down after her family’s apartment in west Mosul was hit by an airstrike in March 2017, causing damage to her spine.
- Iraq
Yacouba overcomes the effects of malnutrition with stimulation therapy 06/27/23
Due to malnutrition, 2-year-old Yacouba had lost the ability to walk. Humanity & Inclusion's stimulation therapy sessions have made him more independent, much to the delight of his whole family.
- Niger
Living with autism, Milan receives at-home education support 06/26/23
Milan, 12, has autism. He lives with his family in southern Nepal. Thanks to Humanity & Inclusion's "Inclusive Futures" project, he is finally receiving the support he needs.
- Nepal
In Niger, Roumanatou wants to become a role model for others 06/23/23
At 21, Roumanatou feels confident about the future. With support from Humanity & Inclusion, she is studying hard to become a strong, independent woman.
- Niger
Shot seeking safety, Rohingya boy receives his first artificial limb 06/22/23
After being shot as he fled to Bangladesh, 12-year-old Rohingya refugee, Jubair, was hoping for just one thing: to play soccer on his own two feet.
- Bangladesh
- Myanmar
