Nose to the wind and eyes sparkling, the four dogs are training in the luxuriant vegetation of Casamance. Soon, they will be clearing mines alongside HI’s teams.
In Ukrainian villages cut off by the war, such as Velyka Komyshuvakha in the Kharkiv region, HI is raising awareness to the risks posed by explosive remnants of war.
Thousands of refugees continue to arrive in eastern Chad after eight months of war in Sudan. This massive influx of people is presenting humanitarian workers with a host of logistical challenges.
These aid trucks will distribute 14,084 items to displaced people.
HI teams use interactive methods to raise awareness among young people of the dangers of explosive remnants of war.
HI and partners have provided aid to more than 3,500 people since October 7 in Gaza.
Tahany is 53 years old. Her house was bombed and she was slightly injured. She remains shocked by the incident and all the violence.
HI is helping 87-year-old Moustafa, who fled the violence on the border with Israel.
On the Global Day of Action to call for a ceasefire in Gaza, HI mourns the tragic loss of its dedicated staff member, Nahla, and her four children.
On Monday, December 4, Humanity & Inclusion Canada, in partnership with the Canadian Landmine Foundation and Mines Action Canada, paid tribute to the victims of bombing in populated areas at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa.
In 2023, HI published a report highlighting the impact of climate change on people with disabilities in Nepal, one of the countries most exposed to the consequences of this phenomenon.
Hani is part of HI in Gaza and tell us his experience of this war.
Tamara, 5, has cerebral palsy. Thanks to therapy to help her with her nutrition, attention and speech, the little girl is beginning to express herself and react to stimuli from the people around her.
COP 28 opens in Dubai on November 30th. HI will be bringing strong messages in support of the communities and individuals most impacted by climate change, including people with disabilities.
Climate change exacerbates discrimination and affects the daily lives of people with disabilities in particular.
Humanity & Inclusion Canada | 50, Saint-Catherine West - Suite 500b | H2X 3V4 Montreal
[email protected]
Charity number: 88914 7401 RR0001
For any questions regarding your donation, please contact us at the following email address: [email protected]