On 25 April 2015, a terrible earthquake struck Nepal. 10 years later, HI looks back at an extraordinary emergency response and a commitment that continues to this day.
Aakanksha Gole, 6, has been hard of hearing since birth. Initially excluded from the school system, she managed to access education thanks to HI's inclusive education project.
While thousands of disaster victims are being sheltered in improvised shelters and camps, HI's mobile teams are responding to the most urgent needs and supporting the most vulnerable.
Clearance is vital for many people in Iraq. Lands, villages, etc. are contaminated by improvised mines following years of war.
Humanity & Inclusion strongly denounce the destruction of the health clinic of its local partner Al-Jaleel Society for Care and Community-based Rehabilitation.
HI met one of its partners, an ambulance organisation that has been mobilised since the first hours after the earthquake in Mandalay. A week after the disaster, he tells us about it.
In the lush mountains of San Mateo, courageous Gloria is helping to demine the land and bring peace and security to the communities.
For the past five months, Alberto Trentini and Rafael Ubiel Hernandez Machado have been detained without charge by the Venezuelan authorities. HI is calling for everyone to mobilise.
The toll of the earthquake in Myanmar continues to rise: 4,316 people have lost their lives, 6,588 have been injured. Humanity & Inclusion is still mobilised to provide assistance to those affected.
Lalao and Jean-Louis have both lost a leg. In 2024, they were fitted with reconditioned prostheses at the CHUAM, one of HI’s partners, as part of the Liimba project.
This is one example of a HI team Explosive Hazard Assessment in Gaza. It took place in Deir el-Balah last December.
A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.7 struck central Myanmar on Friday, March 28, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). HI, which is present in the country, is currently assessing the extent of the damage and preparing to intervene.
Noemy López is the mother of Michael, a young boy diagnosed with autistic spectrum disorder. Together, they are moving forward, creating strong bonds with those around them.
In El Alto, Maria devotes herself to her two sons, Mateo, 11, and Hector, 7, diagnosed with mild autism, ADHD and epilepsy. She works with him to build a bright future.
As many Syrians return home, it's important to make them aware of the dangers of explosive remnants of war.
