Founded in 2014 by pediatrician Pr. Robert Sacy, ASSAMEH Birth & Beyond has spent over a decade rehabilitating public hospital wards in Lebanon, turning underfunded, understaffed facilities into places where premature babies survive, mothers receive safe deliveries, and no family is turned away for lack of money.
SAWA is an independent non-governmental non-profit organization established in 2018in Lebanon. It provides a holistic care and improves the quality of life of people facing life-threatening illness by supporting patients and their caregivers at home.
Lebanon Will Return (لبنان رح يرجع) is a secular non-profit based in Chbaniyeh, Lebanon. They support vulnerable communities through aid, education, and healthcare. Their flagship project is a comprehensive facility, a combined orphanage, school, and clinic, designed to provide holistic care and opportunity for children in need across Lebanon.
Provides Free Individualized Assistance To Children Facing Specific Learning Difficulties At School. CLES mission focuses on launching and implementing diverse projects that provide all children with equal opportunities and promote inclusion among them, regardless of their differences and learning capacities. As part of its mission, CLES also:
Founded in 2005, Tamanna is a non-profit organization that grants the wishes of children with critical illnesses. Turning a wish into reality empowers children to combat their illness, giving them hope and happiness in times of great stress and hardship.
The foundation works by collecting food and redistributing it to needy people directly or indirectly via other active non-profit organizations in Lebanon. Their first-year objective was to cover steadily on a monthly basis the needs of 15 families in extreme poverty; those 15 families taken on our charge have exceeded today 50+ families. Their mission is to alleviate the direct effects of hunger and poverty with the long-term goal of decreasing the prevalence of food insecurity in Lebanon. They engage, educate and empower the community to be part of our ongoing efforts.
The Maak association assists and help families with low income to join and integrate with social and economical life. Their center gathers skilled persons and puts all potentialities at their disposal in order to achieve social and development projects in areas suffering from social and development deprivation. They also help students to achieve their school and university studies and offer medical help to families.
Aims to produce men and women with high goals, and a sense of civic and moral responsibility.
CTI is dedicated to the service of the education of youth in Lebanon, through the academic, spiritual and cultural wellbeing of its students. CTI offers students a challenging curriculum to meet the needs of a changing world. CTI students are prepared to excel, develop leadership skills, become eager learners, and eventually cultivate active, responsible citizenship. CTI emphasizes excellence, character building, cultural awareness and compassion towards others and the environment.
The current crisis has imposed an unavoidable decision by the Board of Directors to relocate the Bchémoun campus to its two other campuses in Badaro and Jouret el Ballout, effective the academic year 2022-2023. The closing of the CLW Bchémoun site has left the community devastated and has resulted with the formation of an emergency fundraising committee with an immediate call for action.
Founded in 1993, Mountada Al Moukaadin is dedicated to assisting handicapped people by providing free of charge assistance.
Act for Lebanon-USA (ACT) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization established in the US with a mission to support various causes in Lebanon.
