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Thousands of refugees with disabilities have been excluded from food aid. This silent crisis is worsening every day.

Vanessa, 26, is a physical therapist specializing in stimulation therapy for children experiencing malnutrition. She works at HI with displaced people in North Kivu, DRC.

On March 28, a 7.7-magnitude earthquake hit the center Myanmar. HI mobilized immediately. Three months later, our teams are still working with affected communities.

Thanks to HI's vital rehabilitation support, Volodymyr, a 72-year-old stroke survivor from the remote village of Huty, in the East of Ukraine, has regained his mobility and independence.

Djadah and Haleema fled the violence in their country. Their sadly similar journeys testify to the terrible violence suffered by the people of Sudan.

Eastern DRC is experiencing a major crisis, exacerbated since January 2025. As a result, many malnourished children need support to make up for lost time in their development.

Specialist in emergency rehabilitation Violette Van Bever was in Gaza last April and May to support HI's rehabilitation teams. She describes a humanitarian hell:

In the Kakuma refugee camp, Simon, an energetic and intrepid teenager with albinism, is actively involved in raising awareness among his peers and bringing life to his school.

Each year in Burkina Faso, around 958 children are born with clubfoot — a condition that can be easily treated if addressed early. HI works to raise parents’ awareness and provide them with support.

Thanks to the ReliefEU Capacities, HI/Atlas Logistics is supporting humanitarian actors in Lebanon to deliver essential goods to the most vulnerable populations.

Three years after the escalation of the war between Russia and Ukraine, the whole country is still under bombardment, and the number of civilian victims continues to rise. Listen to the silent voices of Ukrainians as they share their stories.

Poni Anet Wori’s entrepreneurial spirit knows no bounds. She opened a shop in Kalobeyei and, after receiving training and economic support, her business is now flourishing.

In Kakuma refugee camp, refugees and Kenyans run a number of micro-enterprises. HI and its partners are helping them promote and develop their businesses.

Heba, 34 years old, is a prosthetics specialist working with HI at the Nahla Center in Khan Yunis City. She shares how she balances her humanitarian mission, her family, and the danger around her.

After his accident, Souleyman lost his leg and his job. With the support of HI and the State, he received treatment and a prosthesis. Now, he is planning a new future.