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Injured and disabled people urgently need your support

Rehabilitation
Rehab
£120
Wheelchair
Wheelchair
£75
Prosthetic leg
Prosthetic
£30

For £120 you can provide an injured child with long-term rehabilitation care.

£75 could give a disabled child a wheelchair, enabling them to move around independently.

With just £30 you can fit a child amputee with a prosthetic leg, helping them to walk again.

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Emergency search and rescue crews search through the rubble of destroyed buildings in Hatay, Antakya, Turkey, caused by the earthquakes. © Tom Nicholson / HI

 

3 YEARS OF WAR IN UKRAINE: HELP STILL URGENTLY NEEDED

Three years into the war in Ukraine, Humanity & Inclusion is still on the ground, working to ensure that no one is left behind. And we'll be there for as long as it takes.

 

"We are on the frontlines, delivering life-saving assistance to displaced families, people with disabilities, and those struggling to access the care they deserve. And with your support, we can ensure that no one faces this crisis alone."

- Antonina
Senior Inclusion Technical Officer, HI Ukraine

 
 

SINCE FEBRUARY 2022, HI HAS PROVIDED...

14,994 rehabilitation sessions.

5,219 assistive devices (crutches, arm slings, wheelchairs, etc.)

3,708 group and individual mental health education sessions.

7,691 explosive ordnance risk education sessions.

70 partner organizations with humanitarian logistics support.

 

WHAT PEOPLE ARE LIVING LIKE NOW

Around 14.6 million Ukrainians are in need of humanitarian assistance — that's 40% of the population still living in Ukraine. Among them are 2.1 million people with disabilities. Millions more are displaced. Those who have stayed in Ukraine face difficulties finding water, food, shelter, or health services, especially in remote, hard-to-reach areas under Russian control. Living in a warzone puts individuals in a constant state of stress, and millions need physical rehabilitation due to life-altering injuries.

 

"Of course, you can still hear the sirens, but that’s nothing compared to what we’ve experienced since February 2022. But in Ukraine, who can predict what will happen tomorrow?"

- ​​​​​​Elena, 53, from Bakhmut

8-year-old Awatef is receiving physiotherapy from HI's teams after she was injured in the earthquake of 6 February 2023. © K.W Dalati / HI

AncreURGENT NEED FOR PHYSICAL REHABILITATION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT

“We expect a huge need for rehabilitation.

There are thousands of injured people and many of these injuries can worsen or turn into permanent disabilities if people do not receive appropriate rehabilitation services such as physiotherapy and prosthetic fitting.

We know from responding to disasters in other countries that one of the heaviest legacies of this earthquake will be its psychological impact.

Surviving an earthquake can be a deeply traumatising experience - and it will be especially so for people who have already endured a decade of war in Syria.

George Graham portraitPsychological first aid is an essential component of the emergency response.”

George Graham, Chief Executive of Humanity & Inclusion UK.

18.4 million
people in need of humanitarian assistance
including 9.7 million children

8.7 million
people facing emergency level of food insecurity

14.5 million
people needing emergency health services in 2021

634,800
people displaced by conflict in 2021

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Khadidja, an independent female entrepreneur
© F. Rabezandriantsoa Bakoly / HI

Khadidja, an independent female entrepreneur

HI works with Khadidja, a 27-year-old entrepreneur, to repair her prosthesis and open her own business.

Sandip’s story of determination
© Pralhad Gairapipli / HI

Sandip’s story of determination

After losing his leg in a road accident, Sandip was fitted with an artificial limb with support from HI and its partners. This brave teenager is now preparing to confront the challenges ahead.

Cyclone Emnati has lasting impact on Madagascar
© HI

Cyclone Emnati has lasting impact on Madagascar

The immediate impact of Cyclone Emnati remains uncertain, but the long-term consequences will be significant. HI supports affected families recovering from back-to-back cyclones.

Rubble of destroyed buildings in Hatay, Turkey following the earthquakes on February 06, 2023. © Tom Nicholson / HI

HUMANITY & INCLUSION ISN'T GOING ANYWHERE

We have 375 staff stationed all over Ukraine, including the most dangerous and underserved areas. Will you be a beacon of light for Ukrainians?

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All photos © HI

 

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