HI trains and encourages the next generation of rehabilitation professionals. After receiving support from HI, Wilfreed now works as a physiotherapist in Chad.
Denys Byzov, a Kyiv resident and HI’s cultural mediator in Ukraine, shares his experience evacuating his family in armed conflict.
Across Ukraine, HI is supporting displaced persons and hospitals where needs are greatest.
Caglar Tahiroglu, HI Emergency Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Manager in Ukraine explains the needs in mental health and psychological support.
Refuges in eastern Ukraine are providing shelter to vulnerable people displaced by the conflict. HI’s support is vital to address the critical needs of both residents and carers.
Interview with Caglar Tahiroglu, HI Emergency Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Manager
Increasing exposure to weather-related hazards creates significant need in Madagascar. HI develops adapted solutions
Around 15,000 people are sleeping rough on the streets of Togo’s capital, Lomé. HI has been running a project to help them cope with the coronavirus pandemic.
HI is providing specialised physiotherapy training to staff caring for burns patients in Ukrainian hospitals.
55-year old Amina comes from a long line of herders. Years of insufficient rainfall and climate change have put her work and family at risk, forcing them out of their home and way of life.
HI supports the care of burn victims and amputees in Ukraine
The negative consequences of environmental and climate changes have a greater impact on vulnerable populations and persons with disabilities.
In Chernivtsi, a city in western Ukraine, HI is assisting host institutions for older people and people with disabilities displaced by the conflict.
Reem Mansour is a physiotherapist working for HI in Tripoli. She explains the importance of rehabilitation in post-war Libya.
Jeremie, coordinator of HI programmes, describes the humanitarian emergency in western Ukraine.
