In this episode of Aid Zone Euronews' Monica Pinna travels to Jordan to look at how the EU and other international organisations are supporting the country's efforts to integrate Syrian refugee children into the national school system.

Alberto Cairo tells Euronews that rehabilitation is about more than artificial limbs.

It has not been a good week for sexism.

The international community helps Syria & Turkey to restore mobility to the war-disabled, and take some of the strain off stretched local health services.

A video of a visually impaired French man and his guide dog being kicked out of a supermarket has sparked outrage on social media in France.

“I say to every customer: please don't pity us. We are different, we are overcoming boundaries," says teenage waiter Evren.

Paralympic swimmer Sümeyye Boyaci says “fish also have no arms but decided to swim”.

Researchers say they've designed a prosthesis that the amputee's body accepts as a part of itself.

For those bedridden or paralysed the jobs market appears to be closed. One Polish entrepreneur is turning that notion on its head.

High-tech 3D-printed limbs are providing amputees in the United Arab Emirates with the renewed chance to walk, run and even ride motorcycles.

One year after ISIS was driven out of Mosul stills resembles a war zone and its people struggle to rebuild shattered lives

A new initiative in Chile’s capital of Santiago allows visually disabled people to enjoy the city’s bustling street art scene.

Blind soccer player goes for gold with Argentine team