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Thanks to his energy and determination, Damien Falola has been able to fulfil his dream of setting up his own shoemaking business. He talks to us about his journey and the support he has received from Humanity & Inclusion.

Atlas Logistique, Humanity & Inclusion's operational unit, has been transporting vital supplies in the less accessible areas of Ukraine, sometimes less than 20 kilometres from the fighting.

Roger Eid, Humanity & Inclusion's Chief of Operations in Iraq, discusses the ongoing threat to the population of explosive remnants of war in a country littered with these deadly vestiges of past conflicts.

In humanitarian crises, a variation of just one degree can make the difference between a drug's effectiveness and the irreversible loss of this effectiveness.

As Chair of Humanity & Inclusion UK, Chloe will guide us in continuing our vital work supporting disabled and vulnerable people worldwide.

As humanitarian needs increase, public funding for international aid is decreasing. HI is committed to supporting vulnerable populations and providing assistance to those who need it most.

Robert Muzuri Rugoheza, Humanity & Inclusion's mental health and psychosocial support project manager, talks about life in Goma today and the population's urgent needs.

HI inaugurates a new prosthetics and orthotics center at the Al-Thawra Hospital in Yemen. It is designed to meet the physical rehabilitation needs in all Hodeidah Governorate.

After days of fighting, the people of Goma’s need for humanitarian aid is greater than ever. Humanity & Inclusion is providing emergency rehabilitation and mental health support.

There is massive contamination in Ukraine as a consequence of the armed conflict that began in 2014 and intensified after Russia's full-scale invasion of the country in February 2022.

Since the fall of the Assad regime, many Syrian refugees are returning, exposed to the unexploded ordnance contaminating Syria. Humanity & Inclusion runs a prevention campaign on the border with Turkey.

Over the past few days, fighting has intensified in North Kivu and spread to the city of Goma. Two million civilians are trapped in an acute humanitarian crisis.

Globally, 63 million adolescents are out of school, and adolescent girls with disabilities are among the most excluded. They face challenges like stigma, discrimination, and a lack of support that make staying in school incredibly difficult. HI’s new report, released on International Day of Education "Beyond Access: Ensuring the Continuity of Education for Adolescent Girls with Disabilities", highlights the struggles and levers for adolescent girls with disabilities to stay and progress in education.

HI has been running large-scale awareness campaigns in Gaza to warn people about the dangers of explosive remnants and teach them on how to protect themselves during bomb attacks.

Rosalía's son, Jair, was born with cerebral palsy following a difficult birth. Their journey through the healthcare system has been fraught with difficulties but Jair is receiving the support he needs.