Humanity & Inclusion US

Last year, Anatolii had just stepped outside his home in to close his gate when a drone appeared and immediately dropped a munition.

Anatolli was severely injured by the shapnel. One of his legs is now shorter than the other, which has caused spinal curvature and makes walking and working difficult. Today, he participates in sessions with HI to improve his mobility and regain his independence.

"As an athlete, I've always known how to train through pain," Anatolli shares. "Now, every step is a different kind of competition — a daily battle to move, to work, and to reclaim the man I was before the strike."

Meet 15-year-old Mohammad from .

In early 2025, Mohammad lost his right leg after he stepped on a while crossing a railway line. “Fortunately I was with my brother and two friends,” he shared. “My brother was okay, but my friends were also injured. They took me to a checkpoint.”

Today, Mohammad is receiving physical therapy and strength training with HI's specialists as he waits for his to be made.

Despite everything he's endured, Mohammad is focused on his future. He dreams of becoming a science teacher or helping his father with carpentry work someday.