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Last year, Jihan was severely burned when she was hit by a bombing in Mosul. A month ago, she fled the city with her family and took refuge in Hasansham camp, in Iraqi Kurdistan. One of Handicap International’s teams met with Jihan and suggested she take part in a physiotherapy session to learn some daily exercises, in order to ease her condition.

Jihan in her family’s tent. | © E. Fourt / Handicap International

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Celebrating twelve years of commitment: Thank you, Pierre Léonard

Celebrating twelve years of commitment: Thank you, Pierre Léonard

Humanity & Inclusion Canada extends heartfelt gratitude to Pierre Léonard, longtime member of the HI Canada Board of Directors and former Chairman, after 12 years of dedicated service in support of people with disabilities around the world. 

Following the floods in Nepal, HI is deploying an inclusive response
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Emergency Health Prevention Rehabilitation

Following the floods in Nepal, HI is deploying an inclusive response

Six days after the devastating floods in Nepal, the situation remains dire. HI is on the ground, working with survivors of the disaster to identify needs and provide an inclusive response.

Peru: when inclusivity addresses climate change
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Prevention Rights

Peru: when inclusivity addresses climate change

In the Peruvian Amazon and the Andes, the consequences of climate change are becoming more severe by the day. On the ground, HI is providing an inclusive response, ensuring that everyone has a say.