Joyce and Jessy both have cerebral palsy. Thanks to the care provided by HI, they are making great progress towards greater independence.
The earthquake on 31 August was the deadliest in Afghanistan's recent history. To improve access to emergency care, HI deployed its teams with the support of the European Union.
Following the earthquake on 31 August, HI, with support from the European Union, deployed its emergency physiotherapy teams to improve access to quality care at Jalalabad Hospital.
HI Acting Chief of Operations Adnan Araji explains how HI conducts clear landmine in Mount Lebanon, contamination dating back to the civil war.
At the end of August, a powerful earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan. For two months, HI teams have been working to help people recover from their injuries.
Afif was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. Within days, he could no longer walk. HI assisted him to recover.
For the 20th time in 2025, the Philippines is facing an extremely violent typhoon: Kalmaegi is the deadliest of the year, with catastrophic consequences.
Fayez and Mena are brother and sister. They were injured in a bombing. They both lost a leg. Together, they are learning to walk with prosthetic limbs.
By working towards a safe and sustainable future in Colombia, HI continues its commitment to peace and security for communities affected by armed violence.
In the heart of the Peruvian Amazon and Andes regions, HI is empowering women, young people and people with disabilities to combat the effects of climate change.
In Haiti and Cuba, where HI teams are based, the damage is considerable. There are fears that humanitarian needs will skyrocket.
For weeks, the Philippines suffered from rain and flooding. With HI's help, Marilyn was able to provide for her six children.
After weeks of rain and flooding, Tintin found support from HI. Today, she and her family are rebuilding their lives and moving forward.
Mental health is central to wellbeing issues. In Togo, HI supports associations and communities in the prevention and management of psychosocial disorders.
People are coming back to their villages littered by unexploded ordnance. Children like 10-year-old Amer are the main victims.
