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On 25 April 2015, a terrible earthquake struck Nepal. 10 years later, HI looks back at an extraordinary emergency response and a commitment that continues to this day.

Yusuf is 15. He was injured by an exploded ordnance while he was out herding sheep. In Yemen, contamination by explosive ordnance is a constant danger for everyone.

Assagid Ag Mohamed was forced to flee his home with his family. He now lives in a camp for displaced people near Gao, where he is finding support and rebuilding his life as he waits to return home.

A survivor of cyclone Gamane, which ravaged northern Madagascar at the end of March 2024, Odile is calling for more inclusive management of climate disaster risks.

Mr Lemarisc is a survivor of cyclone Gamane, which hit Madagascar a year ago. With emotion in his voice thick, this elderly man recounts his memories of the disaster and his worries about the future.

Clearance is vital for many people in Iraq. Lands, villages, etc. are contaminated by improvised mines following years of war.

Aakanksha Gole, 6, has been hard of hearing since birth. Initially excluded from the school system, she managed to access education thanks to HI's inclusive education project.

For the past five months, Alberto Trentini and Rafael Ubiel Hernandez Machado have been detained without charge by the Venezuelan authorities. HI is calling for everyone to mobilise.

In the lush mountains of San Mateo, the courageous Gloria is helping to demine the land and bring peace and security to the communities.

The toll of the earthquake in Myanmar continues to rise: 4,316 people have lost their lives, 6,588 have been injured. HI is still mobilised to provide assistance to those affected.

While thousands of disaster victims are being sheltered in improvised shelters and camps, HI's mobile teams are responding to the most urgent needs and supporting the most vulnerable.

HI publishes a new report on the crisis of acess to healthcare in the West Bank

After living in isolation for several months because of his disability, young Salama returns to school and dreams of becoming a doctor.

With HI’s support, the Malembo school aims to give children with disabilities the opportunity to go to school.

Mushange, 13, lives in Uganda. She is full of dreams and determination. Thriving at school and making new friends, she is looking to the future with hope and confidence.