The HALO Trust

About The HALO Trust

The HALO Trust is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to the removal of landmines and unexploded ordnance in post-conflict areas around the world. Established in 1988, HALO has been at the forefront of humanitarian demining efforts, ensuring that communities can safely return to their homes and rebuild their lives.

With operations in over 25 countries, HALO employs a highly trained workforce of local staff who are committed to making their communities safer. The organization not only focuses on demining but also engages in risk education, helping to inform local populations about the dangers of landmines and how to avoid them.

HALO’s vision is a world free from the threat of landmines, where individuals can live without fear of injury or death from these hidden dangers. The organization works closely with governments, international agencies, and local communities to achieve this goal.

• Core Activities:
• Humanitarian demining operations
• Risk education and community engagement
• Advocacy for landmine ban treaties

Through its innovative approaches and commitment to safety, The HALO Trust has successfully cleared millions of square meters of land, allowing for agricultural development, infrastructure rebuilding, and safe access to essential services. The organization relies on donations and grants to fund its vital work, ensuring that it can continue to operate in some of the most challenging environments.

As a trusted leader in the field of mine action, HALO is dedicated to transparency and accountability, regularly reporting on its activities and impact. By supporting The HALO Trust, donors contribute to a safer future for countless individuals affected by conflict.