Humanity & Inclusion US

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Humanity & Inclusion US We work alongside people with disabilities and survivors of conflict or natural disaster.
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Together with local partners, Humanity & Inclusion develops programs in health and rehabilitation and social and economic integration. We work with local authorities to clear landmines and other war debris and to prevent mine-related accidents through education. We respond fast and effectively to natural and civil disasters in order to limit serious and permanent injuries and to assist survivors' recovery and reintegration. We advocate for the universal recognition of the rights of the disabled through national planning and advocacy.and other war debris and to prevent mine-related accidents through education. We advocate for the universal recognition of the rights of the disabled through national planning and advocacy.

10/16/2026

When Lakaza decided to become a hairdresser, there were many barriers in her way. She was born deaf, and her school wasn’t built with her in mind, but she was determined.

With HI’s support, she completed vocational training and got the tools she needed to launch her own salon in . Now, she’s a business owner who supports her daughter and mother while also teaching young women the skills she’s mastered!

Over a year since the in , the pattern is unmistakable.Families are still being killed. Children are still dying of p...
10/14/2026

Over a year since the in , the pattern is unmistakable.

Families are still being killed. Children are still dying of preventable illness. Gaza is still littered with unexploded ordnance. Homes lie in rubble that cannot be cleared, and aid cannot reach the people who so desperately need it. This is not what a ceasefire was meant to deliver.

Read the full statement at: https://hi-us.pulse.ly/z16y3jnhmu

Today is , and we’re standing with girls everywhere, especially those with , who face some of the steeper barriers to ...
10/11/2026

Today is , and we’re standing with girls everywhere, especially those with , who face some of the steeper barriers to education, safety, and opportunity.

Girls with disabilities are too often left out of the conversation. At HI, we work alongside local partners and communities to change that, through inclusive schools, protection from gender-based violence, and programs that put girls’ voices at the center.

Because when girls are heard, included, and supported, they build better futures for themselves and those around them. ✨

In late August, flash floods in caused unimaginable destruction, sweeping away entire villages in their wake.HI's team...
10/09/2026

In late August, flash floods in caused unimaginable destruction, sweeping away entire villages in their wake.

HI's teams were on the ground from the outset, and are still there today - supporting survivors with urgent rehabilitation, assistive devices, and mental health care for as long as we’re needed.

Meet Saraneth, a two-year-old boy born with cerebral palsy and a patient at HI's rehabilitation center in Kampong Cham, ...
10/06/2026

Meet Saraneth, a two-year-old boy born with cerebral palsy and a patient at HI's rehabilitation center in Kampong Cham, . He visits the center with with his mom, Dany, to work on exercises like standing, sitting, and reaching for toys.

"Before we met HI, Saraneth couldn't walk, crawl, or even sit up," Dany shared. "But now he can crawl and sit up on his own; he can even stand up without my help."

Our teams have also given Saraneth a walker to practice at home. Dany's next hope? Leg braces, so her son can take his very first steps! 💙

20-year-old Nesma was displaced from her home in and living with her family in a camp when an airstrike hit a neighbor...
10/03/2026

20-year-old Nesma was displaced from her home in and living with her family in a camp when an airstrike hit a neighboring tent. She was seriously injured and her right leg had to be amputated.

Afterwards, Nesma withdrew from those around her. HI’s team supported her with psychological care alongside her physical recovery, giving her space to talk through her fears and reconnect with loved ones.
HI also provided her with a prosthesis and rehabilitation care, and by early August, she was taking her first steps with her new leg.

Now 6 months pregnant, being able to walk again has given Nesma confidence as she prepares for motherhood. “Knowing that I will stand firmly on my own feet, hold my child in my arms, and care for my family without asking for help gives me endless strength," she shared. "It gave me my life and my dignity back.”

09/30/2026

Meet Patadi! 👋

In , HI places itinerant teachers like Patadi directly into schools to support students with disabilities and work alongside classroom teachers to make learning accessible for everyone.

Patadi's focus is on children who are deaf, helping them access the same lessons, classrooms, and opportunities as their classmates. Teachers like her play a key role in promoting by helping schools adapt so every child can learn together! 📚

Meet Schumen Kamalu, a mother of two, and one of our drivers in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of . 👋 She learned to dri...
09/28/2026

Meet Schumen Kamalu, a mother of two, and one of our drivers in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of . 👋 She learned to drive at 18 and never looked back, even in a field still seen as a man's work.

Her days start at 3:30 am — cooking, caring for her kids, getting the house ready — before she heads out to drive for HI. It's a routine she's built with grit, family support, and determination.

Behind every mission HI runs delivering care and showing up in hard-to-reach places are people like Schumen, driving the work forward. 🚚

Meet Socheata Ky, a 30-year-old woman from Cambodia.In 2013, a sharp pain in her toe was the first sign of something muc...
09/25/2026

Meet Socheata Ky, a 30-year-old woman from Cambodia.

In 2013, a sharp pain in her toe was the first sign of something much bigger. It spread through her joints until she was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis — and within years, she couldn't walk, eat easily, or care for herself.

Then, Socheata found HI's physical rehabilitation center in Kampong Cham. Through corrective casts, targeted exercises, a wheelchair, and knee orthoses provided by HI, she started reclaiming the mobility and hope she'd lost.

"A miracle has happened for me since I arrived at the rehabilitation center and my life has completely changed," Socheata shared. 💙

In , nearly 3.7 million children under 5 experienced acute this past year alone.Oftentimes, malnutrition impacts a ch...
09/22/2026

In , nearly 3.7 million children under 5 experienced acute this past year alone.

Oftentimes, malnutrition impacts a child's ability to stand, walk, and grow. That's why HI teams implement stimulation therapy: play-based sessions that build cognitive, motor, and emotional development alongside nutritional recovery, with caregivers coached every step of the way.

Since launching in mid-2025, HI has reached 730 children across Kunduz and Kabul, helping them stand and take their very first steps!

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