“I’d like to care for people too”

Abdel Hamid, 11, is from Mosul, Iraq. On the 19^th of March, he was caught in a bomb attack that left him with a fractured hip. Rushed to hospital, he now receives daily physiotherapy care from a Handicap International team.

Abdel Hamid and Fatima during a physiotherapy session. | © E. Fourt / Handicap International

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Emergency Rehabilitation

In Syria, Enas is walking towards her future

Born with a congenital malformation in her left leg, 5-year-old Enas has been fitted with a prosthesis and is receiving follow-up care at Aqrabat Hospital, HI's partner in northwest Syria.

Emergency Explosive weapons Rehabilitation

In Syria, the war robbed Mohamed of his childhood

Mohamed, aged 12, lost his leg in the explosion of an explosive remnant of war. HI is working to protect civilians and reduce the dangers in areas contaminated by years of conflict.

Explosive weapons Rehabilitation

”I wanted to share my experience as a person with a disability, as a survivor”

Srey Neang, whose leg had to be amputated after she was injured by an explosive device, was one of the speakers at the Fifth Review Conference of the Ottawa Convention in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

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