Since its creation, Handicap International has been committed to an approach of humanitarian aid based on human rights. It campaigns for the integration of persons living in disabling situations at the center of the rescue efforts provided by the international community, and endorses the recognition of specific needs in the very first stages of the emergency response, rather than once the situation has stabilized. This article focuses on the various solutions that Handicap International put forwards to organize and fund medical care and assistance provided to persons living in disabling situations and their families immediately after the crisis. It also states that the involvement of persons living in disabling situations is essential in disaster preparedness procedures. Similarly, participation of persons with disabilities among refugees, displaced populations, and disaster victims should be promoted as it fosters the implementation of disability prevention policies. Handicap International encourages humanitarian aid stakeholders and funders to not disregard the specific needs of persons living in disabling situations during times of crisis, whether for complexity or economic reasons or in view of their alleged small number.