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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.

HI supported Ali Jaber Ali Yateem who suffered a stroke to recover his mobility.

Yahya’s village in Syria was heavily bombed; it was the place of intense combats. Everything is destroyed and now littered with explosive remnants.

In Haiti and Cuba, where HI teams are based, the damage is considerable. There are fears that humanitarian needs will skyrocket.

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.

By working towards a safe and sustainable future in Colombia, HI continues its commitment to peace and security for communities affected by armed violence.

At the 4th Ministerial Conference on Feminist Diplomacy, held in Paris on 22 and 23 October 2025, Humanity & Inclusion (HI) delivered a clear message: feminist diplomacy can only be truly ambitious if it includes all women.

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.

For the past eleven months, Alberto Trentini and Rafael Ubiel Hernandez Machado have been detained by the Venezuelan authorities.

People are coming back to their villages littered by unexploded ordnance. Children like 10-year-old Amer are the main victims.

Handicap International welcomes the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, coming after 24 months of relentless bombardment, grave international humanitarian law violations, blockades on aid, but also nonstop work by humanitarian organisations to reach the most vulnerable. 

Mental health is central to wellbeing issues. In Togo, HI supports associations and communities in the prevention and management of psychosocial disorders.

Thanks to the work of teachers, every child can learn and progress at their own pace. Discover the daily lives of the women and men committed to inclusive local education in Togo.