Research carried out across three states in Venezuela has revealed that the majority of older people are unable to access the food and medication they need and are often left to fend for themselves without sufficient funds or resources to obtain the necessary supplies. The data also identifies that 55% of older people with disabilities have access to appropriate…
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Seven people shared their lived experiences about accessing rehabilitation and assistive technology in conflict-affected areas in Colombia, Iraq and Lao PDR.
They are women and men, of different ages, and with different profiles: victims of explosive weapons or ordnance, internally displaced people, persons with disabilities, and caregivers. Their stories…
This report by Humanity & Inclusion (HI) illustrates how rehabilitation is essential for everyone throughout their lives and for a broad range of health conditions. Drawing on evidence and the experiences of rehabilitation and AT users, service providers and other stakeholders in Benin, Haiti
and Uganda, it highlights the challenges and gaps in the sector, as…
This factsheet builds on the scoping review conducted by the Gender & Social Inclusion (GESI) Working Group of ReLAB-HS on access to rehabilitation for women, girls, men, boys, and gender minorities2
, to deepen
understanding, explore solutions, and reveal gaps in
knowledge. The scoping review yielded 65 research
articles and editorials.
Early rehabilitation is now recognized as being an integral part of a patient’s recovery in conflicts and disasters. Starting in acute care, early rehabilitation can help prevent complications, speed recovery, and help ensure continuity of care. Rehabilitation professionals working in early rehabilitation need skills across a wide range of clinical areas, and in…
This online training supports implementation of the Early rehabilitation in conflict and disasters guide.
This report follows the Factsheet published by Humanity & Inclusion (HI) in April 2024, titled “Escalation of violence and impacts on persons with disabilities and persons with injuries in the West Bank." At the moment of finalizing it, a ceasefire deal in Gaza was signed. In May 2024, HI conducted a survey with 16 organizations working in healthcare and…
In February 2025, Humanity & Inclusion issued an advocacy factsheet, examining the situation for people with disabilities in Syria after years of conflict. This factsheet reports data about access to assitive technology, and reasons for the delay in access to rehabilitation.
This report sheds light on the barriers faced by these girls in accessing and continuing their education. Drawing from extensive interviews with young people and their families, it highlights key challenges and opportunities to improve inclusive education, including increasing access to assistive technology.
Seven people share their lived experiences about accessing rehabilitation and assistive technology in conflict-affected areas in Colombia, Iraq and Laos.