We clear landmines and other explosives to make land safe so communities can return home, rebuild livelihoods and live without fear after conflict.
Searching an 80-year-old jungle trail for Japanese bombs
On Guadalcanal, HALO's Solomon Islands team is uncovering hidden dangers from a route known as the 'road of white bones'.
Our mission is to protect lives and restore the livelihoods of those affected by conflict
What we do
We gather and destroy weapons and ammunition left behind after conflict that could otherwise end up in the wrong hands.
We deliver life-saving risk education in conflict zones, teaching communities to recognise dangers, avoid explosives and stay safe until hazards are cleared.
We work in over 30 countries across the world
HALO began working in Afghanistan in 1988. Today we have programmes in more than 30 countries and territories across Africa, Asia, Europe and Caucasus, Latin America and the Middle East.
How you can help
We depend on the generosity of individuals and organisations who give their support so we can make lives safer. Find out how you can get involved.
You can build a safer future for families across the world.
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