Schumen Kamalu works as a driver for HI, a profession still widely regarded as a man’s job. For her, driving is much more than just a job; it is a genuine passion and a source of pride.
HI team is along with Yasser, heavily injured in an airstrike that killed his wife and children.
Abdul was injured by a mine he was trying to clear himself. His story shows how desperate people are to have their land cleared.
Landmine survivor Essam just received a prosthesis. His story shows that landmines kill and maim, and leave their victims poorer.
For years, Socheata Ky lived with severe pain caused by a joint condition. Thanks to HI’s support, she is regaining her independence and has renewed confidence in the future.
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.
Nesma is one of thousands of people in Gaza injured and maimed by an airstrike. Recovering, learning to walk again and rethinking life is a long process. HI is with them.
The report from Education Cannot Wait, Global Estimates 2026, paints a bleak picture of the future facing crisis-affected children, especially those with disabilities.
The Conference on Cluster Munitions has closed on 18 September 2026 in Vientiane, Laos. HI welcomes the reaffirmation of the treaty but would have preferred bolder and concrete stances.
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.
In the wake of the devastating floods, HI is supporting survivors, particularly children, by providing urgent rehabilitation and mental health care.
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.
56-year-old Saif had his right leg torn apart by a landmine. HI supports him to walk again.
Humanity & Inclusion Canada extends heartfelt gratitude to Pierre Léonard, longtime member of the HI Canada Board of Directors and former Chairman, after 12 years of dedicated service in support of people with disabilities around the world.
Six days after the devastating floods in Nepal, the situation remains dire. HI is on the ground, working with survivors of the disaster to identify needs and provide an inclusive response.
