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HI certified as a “Specialised Emergency Rehabilitation” Team by the WHO
27 May 2025

HI is certified by the World Health Organisation for its expertise in emergency rehabilitation.

Marking of a dangerous area because of the presence of non exploded bomb.; }}

To assess unexploded ordnance in the Bekaa region
23 May 2025

After the cessation of hostilities in Lebanon in 2024, HI assessed the contamination in the Bekaa region.

  • Lebanon
Two refugee women are sitting and staring ahead.; }}

Djadah & Haleema, refugees in Chad: finding solidarity after the violence
21 May 2025

Djadah and Haleema fled the violence in their country. Their sadly similar journeys testify to the terrible violence suffered by the people of Sudan.

  • Chad
Hussein praticing walking with prostheses with the help of a walker; }}

13 old Hussein has both legs torn apart by a landmine. HI supports him to walk again.
20 May 2025

Hussein was fetching water for the family when he walked on a landmine. HI supports him to rebuild his life.

  • Yemen
A man sits in a room whose walls and edges are covered with various objects: boxes, baskets, tarpaulins, ladles and so on. The man looks at the camera and smiles.; }}

Kenya: Ali Abdi Tifo has found the secret to a successful business
20 May 2025

Ali Abdi Tifo, a shopkeeper in Kakuma, runs his business masterfully. Sales techniques, customer relations, finance…, he has developed his skills with the support of HI.

  • Kenya
A woman stands in a room with tin and wood walls, surrounded by plastic chairs and tables. She smiles broadly and looks at the camera.; }}

In the Kalobeyei refugee camp, Judita runs a hotel and a grocery shop
20 May 2025

Judita Gideon has always had an entrepreneurial spirit, but not always the resources she needed. Thanks to training in commercial techniques and HI’s support, she now manages her business brilliantly.

  • Kenya
The Hi team during an assessment with a beneficiary ; }}

HI provides emergency cash to people displaced by recent armed conflict
19 May 2025

One million people were internally displaced by armed conflict with Israeli armed forces in Lebanon last year. HI provided cash assistance to 400 families to cover their basic needs.

  • Lebanon
Two deminers are seen from behind, kneeling on the ground in the shade, in a corridor marked out by red stakes. Around them, the earth and vegetation are visible.; }}

Senegal: releasing land, rebuilding life
19 May 2025

In Casamance, the return to peace is being built by removing the mines that have long frozen life. HI is working to return the land to its inhabitants and reopen the way to a shared future.

  • Senegal
Kateryna, travailleuse sociale chez HI avec Mykola et Lidiia, survivants d’un bombardement et désormais déplacés dans un centre d’accueil de la ville de Mykolaiv ; }}

In Ukraine, HI's helping hand in the chaos of war
19 May 2025

Kateryna, a social worker for HI in Mykolaiv, restores hope and dignity to families like the Kobiko, who, after losing everything, are trying to rebuild their lives.

  • Ukraine
Mohammad Al-Abdullah during a risk education session. ; }}

Risk education saves lives
16 May 2025

AI-generated content may be incorrect.Alors que de nombreux Syriens retournent chez eux, il est important de les sensibiliser aux dangers posés par les restes explosifs de guerre.

  • Syria
Maria and Hector are hugging in front of a vegetal wall ; }}

In Bolivia, HI is supporting Hector, a child with autism, and his family
16 May 2025

In El Alto, Maria devotes herself to her two sons, Mateo, 11, and Hector, 7, diagnosed with mild autism, ADHD and epilepsy. She works with him to build a bright future.

  • Bolivia and Andean states
A classroom full of students; }}

The metamorphosis of Sokchea, who has cerebral palsy
16 May 2025

Thanks to her determination, the unfailing support of her mother and the help of HI, Sokchea, 16, can now write and walk on her own.

  • Cambodia
Photomontage of Monsieur Jean-Louis, sitting in an armchair at home, looking at the camera with a neutral face. A crutch can be seen in the background. On the right, a photo of Madame Lalao, sitting at home. ; }}

In Madagascar, Lalao and Jean-Louis, have been fitted with a reconditioned prosthesis
16 May 2025

Lalao and Jean-Louis have both lost a leg. In 2024, they were fitted with reconditioned prostheses at the CHUAM, one of HI’s partners, as part of the Liimba project.

  • Madagascar
Interior view of a classroom with, standing left to right: a smiling man (the teacher), Raphaël looking at Ghislain and Ghislain shaking hands with the young boy.; }}

Ghislain Donald, inclusion officer: “I’m the living example of what I tell others”
16 May 2025

Ghislain Adande is HI's project officer for inclusive education and vocational training in Benin. He looks back on his journey as a blind person and shares his challenges and motivations.

  • Benin
From left to right, Chev, Thum and Davit during their physical therapy sessions at home or at HI’s rehabilitation centre in Kampong Cham photo montage showing the centre's three patients walking with the aid of their assistive devices ; }}

In Cambodia, three lives transformed by rehabilitation
16 May 2025

HI's rehabilitation teams work with children and adults with disabilities to help them live with dignity and gain greater autonomy.

  • Cambodia
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HI is an independent and impartial aid organisation working in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict and disaster. We work alongside people with disabilities and vulnerable populations, taking action and bearing witness in order to respond to their essential needs, improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights.

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