Humanity & Inclusion mine clearance experts receive UK Humanitarian Medal for lifesaving work in Gaza 30/09/26
Seven Humanity & Inclusion staff have been awarded the Humanitarian Medal, approved by HM The King, for their lifesaving work in Gaza. They are the first Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team to receive the award.
- United Kingdom
Mayra, a deminer: doing her bit to protect the land and its people 15/09/26
Mayra Rosero is a deminer in Colombia, in the department of Nariño. She loves her homeland and works every day to make it safe, building a future for her community.
- Colombia
Being a mother of a child with disabilities in Syria 15/09/26
Raifa, talks about the disability of her son, Hadi, 8, and the difficulties she faces in accessing healthcare services in a post-conflict country.
- Syria
Earthquakes in Venezuela: ‘The consequences will last more than ten years’ 15/09/26
More than a month after the earthquakes, the needs of those affected are changing and becoming a part of their daily lives. Following its emergency response, Humanity & Inclusion is now implementing long-term support.
- Venezuela
People trapped by explosive ordnance 15/09/26
Since August 2025, Humanity & Inclusion has cleared 58 sites and made safe 119 pieces of explosive ordnance — mortars, rockets and air bombs among them — along Yemen's heavily contaminated west coast.
- Yemen
Amputated by a mine, Khaled was unable to work and feed his family 15/09/26
In Yemen, most people live off the land. When they become victims of landmines, like Khaled did, their lives are turned upside down.
- Yemen
Shepherds are the first victims of landmines in Syria 15/09/26
In the countryside of Deir Ezzor, grazing your sheep can be deadly, as landmines are everywhere and spare no one. Mohammad, 20, tells his story.
- Syria
In Mozambique, Juliana regains her mobility thanks to rehabilitation 15/09/26
Juliana Carlito, who has a physical disability, was struggling to get around and attend school. Thanks to the support of Humanity & Inclusion, she has regained her independence and can look to the future with confidence.
- Mozambique
Ayman recovers from a terrible landmine accident 15/09/26
Double amputee Ayman can move again freely with the support of Humanity & Inclusion.
- Yemen
A United Nations resolution to change the lives of 2.5 billion people 15/09/26
2.5 billion people worldwide need adapted equipment — wheelchairs, hearing aids, glasses, and more — to live independently. A UN resolution aims at strengthening their access to it.
- International
Abdul took the risk of removing a landmine himself 15/09/26
Abdul was injured by a mine he was trying to clear himself. His story shows how desperate people are to have their land cleared.
- Syria
Peru: when inclusivity addresses climate change 15/09/26
In the Peruvian Amazon and the Andes, the consequences of climate change are becoming more severe by the day. On the ground, Humanity & Inclusion is providing an inclusive response, ensuring that everyone has a say.
- Peru
Senegal: with Dieynaba, pupils who are deaf find their place at school 15/09/26
In Ziguinchor, Dieynaba Coly, a teaching assistant, supports deaf pupils. Thanks to her support, they are able to follow lessons, make progress and thrive both at school and at home.
- Senegal
In Nepal, HI is supporting flood survivors 15/09/26
In the wake of the devastating floods, Humanity & Inclusion is supporting survivors, particularly children, by providing urgent rehabilitation and mental health care.
- Nepal
Education in crisis: is the world abandoning its children? 14/09/26
The report from Education Cannot Wait, Global Estimates 2026, paints a bleak picture of the future facing crisis-affected children, especially those with disabilities.
- International
