HI is an independent and impartial aid organization working in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict, & disaster.
Manila, Philippines
Joined July 2013
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Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Primary health care is most needed during disasters.
Against the destruction and difficulty due to M7.8 earthquake last week, @eu_echo partners in the Philippines ACCESS deploy mobile health teams for villages in Glan 🇵🇭.
The doctors are in. Day and night.
📸 @HInclusionph
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Displaced families from Camalig, Albay in the Philippines 🇵🇭 received hygiene kits and other essential items from #EU humanitarian partners.
The displaced vulnerable families have almost no means to sustain their needs while enduring ashfall due to volcanic calamity.
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Ashfall. Mayon Volcano had lava-collapse pyroclastic density current again today 13 May 2026.
Florencio Ortonio, 62, from Camalig, Albay has lost his income as a farm laborer. "Receiving assistance is a big relief,"
@eu_echo partner responds to his needs.
📸 @HInclusionph
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Super-typhoon Ragasa made landfall yesterday in the Philippines, enhancing the effects of southwest monsoon, causing widespread floods. More than 40 000 people are now displaced.
#EU Humanitarian partners provide @eu_echo-funded rapid relief assistance in Kudarangan, Mindanao.
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Floods have occured early in the year in the Philippines with heavy rain due to the Intertropical Convergence Zone.
In Mindanao, @eu_echo partners activated Rapid Response Mechanism distributing food to affected Bangsamoro families wihin hours after the flood.
📷 @HInclusionph
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Typhoon Man-Yi #PepitoPh was devastating. More than 685 000 people are displaced.
In Baggao, households are submerged in knee-deep floods.
Lots of debris to clear to access the affected villages.
@eu_echo & partners are on the ground to see their needs.
📷 @HInclusionph
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Andrea and Norma.
Two women championing the resilience of families in Sambulawan Mindanao 🇵🇭 with drought, armed conflict, flood, cyclones alternately or simulatenously defining their everyday lives.
Norma warmly welcomes Andrea in her house. A day both will not forget.
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Flood and rain continue to impact 🇵🇭 especially Mindanao. Typhoon Gaemi just exited but a new weather system nears the south of Mindanao.
About 185 000 households in the Bangsamoro region in Mindanao are affected. With @eu_echo funding support, @HInclusionph assists the people.
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
At least 2 million people dwell in precarious urban setting in Metro Manil 🇵🇭. Typhoon Gaemi and the southwest monsoon bring torrential rain, flooding these vulnerable areas.
@HInclusionph & @eu_echo partners monitor the situation of the people in CaMaNaVa and see their needs.
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Angelita's village in Davao Del Norte 🇵🇭 has been submerged in floodwater due to continuous rain.
Most the families in their village have no access to clean water. #EU @eu_echo humanitarian partners @HInclusionph immediately provided water and hygiene kits. She was so happy.
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Weekendless for these humanitarian partners who are in the affected areas to see the needs of those suffering due to the Magnitude 6.8 earthquake that hit Sarangani Philippines on Friday afternoon.
@eu_echo and partners @HInclusionph ensure no one is left behind.
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Indigenous people, Dulangan-Manobo families of Sitio Mudti Mindanao #Philippines, were displaced due to armed conflict. They lost their farms and livelihood in the course of the conflict.
#EU @eu_echo @HInclusionph and partners provide food assistance and essential relief items.
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
[🌍Journée internationale de la prévention des catastrophes naturelles]
🔎 Jennifer M'Vouama, spécialiste technique Réductions des Risques de Catastrophe chez Handicap International, nous explique ce qu'est la DRR et son importance pour faire face aux catastrophes naturelles.
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Carmen, 61, with disability, a solo parent of 5 belongs to the indigenous people, Agta in the #Philippines
They lost their entire house due to typhoon Doksuri.
Now, she happily shows her family in better, safer shelter built for them by @HInclusionph with #EU @eu_echo funding
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Habiba, of SGA-Pikit Cluster in BARMM, proudly shares her birth certificate she received from the SUPREME BARRM project supported by @eu_echo @ECHO_Asia
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
Habiba, 42, with disability, carer to her 87 year old mother from Bagoinged Philippines received her legal identifcation paper, access to government aid.
She shared, they get displaced almost every month due to flood and armed conflict. @eu_echo & @HInclusionph provide support.
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
1/ Those who fund humanitarian aid systematically fund security costs
2/ Governments must guarantee access to aid, protect humanitarian workers from all forms of violence and support local associations to this end.
#NotATarget #Nomatterwhat
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
They are sometimes targeted, kidnapped, injured and even killed. To mark World Humanitarian Day, we are publishing a report on the subject with @MdM_France @HI_Advocacy and @ACF_France 👇
Read: bit.ly/3DWeLxn
We ask that ⬇⬇⬇
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
In 2023, 339 million people worldwide will need #HumanitarianAssistance. To provide vital assistance to people affected by conflict, humanitarian workers have to work in increasingly dangerous environments ⚠
Humanity & Inclusion Philippines retweeted
After cyclone Doksuri, Carmen, grandmother to her indigenous Agta family in Cagayan lost her house, she self-built a hut for her family. But they need better, safer shelter, attention despite ethnicity. @eu_echo
& @HInclusionph help her.
Doksuri left 62,000 damaged houses in PH.
