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Read the story of Mykola, a farmer in Ukraine. Even as the war tore through his country, he was determined to get back to his fields. In Jan. 2024, HALO started work on Mykola鈥檚 land, which had been riddled with explosives. By autumn, he could begin planting again.

Read the story of two communities in Angola. One village has revived after landmine clearance, another takes its first steps to safety.

In Cambodia鈥檚 eastern provinces, HALO teams鈥攕upported by the United States鈥攁re clearing deadly cluster munitions from past wars, restoring safety, hope, and land for communities rebuilding their futures.

Texas teacher Lindsay Johnston is mobilizing students, parents, and her wider community to raise funds and awareness for landmine clearance in Kosovo.

HALO's partnership with the Honduran Armed Forces and the Public Prosecutor's Office will ensure that institutions have the tools to manage their stockpiles.

Discover how landmine clearance in Vasylivka, Ukraine, helped 65 residents return, restoring farmland, trade, and hope, thanks to support from GlobalGiving.

Exactly 80 years after the end of World War II, Solomon Islanders still face unexploded bomb threats. Read more about HALO's work to keep communities safe.

Agronomist Yaroslav Besedovskyi is eager to get back to work as HALO clears the land.

Women in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras are building skills in weapons and ammunition management. Find out about their contribution to safer futures.

To mark World Humanitarian Day, we're sharing the voices of HALO staff members from Yemen and Somalia. In their own words, they reflect on what it means to live and work in conflict-affected countries, what drives them to keep going, and the message they want the world to hear.