Lebanon

Akkar, Baalbek and Hermel

A combination of education, protection and advocacy activities to ensure young people are shielded from violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect. Focused on closing the education gap for more than 630,000 Syrian refugee children.

North Lebanon / Akkar

Sometimes you have to go back to go forwards. A major consortium-led catch-up education initiative by supporting the right to quality education for vulnerable Syrian, Lebanese children and youth.

Saida and Beirut/Mount Lebanon

Enabling a more accountable and inclusive response for children, youth and caregivers in host and refugee communities through the integration of our evidence-based approach in our regular programming. Includes new innovations such as BeThere. Learn more.

Beirut and Mount Lebanon

Providing child protection and psychosocial support (PSS) services to children and caregivers affected by conflict. Activities include community-based PSS, recreational activities, PSEA awareness sessions and caregiver support via our dedicated intervention.

Beirut/Mount Lebanon

An emergency initiative providing vital psychosocial support to parents and caregivers affected by the 2020 Beirut port explosions. This project is based on the premise that caregivers need support in order to provide a loving, stable environment for the children in their care.

Akkar and North Lebanon

Supporting communities and caregivers to build a protective circle around 2,730 at-risk children. With the support of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), we are able to reach both refugee and host communities with this project.

The North; Akkar, Bekaa, Baalback el Hermel, Beirut and Mount Lebanon

Building a protective environment for children at high risk of harm through the integration of case management in our child protection programme. Case management is all about connecting children with legal and other service providers and designing individual treatment plans.

Multiple locations across Lebanon

This project supports children to enrol in the appropriate grade and to stay in school, ensures schools have the capacity and infrastructure to accommodate out-of-school children and will support the development of skills, confidence and motivation to enable learners to transition with high-quality instruction and community support and increased demand for further education.

Multiple locations across Lebanon

A joint initiative with UNICEF to provide disadvantaged children under the age of five with early childhood education opportunities. The goal is to ensure that vulnerable young people can access and remain in education.