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Community Initatives network provides support in social, educational, child protection, Livelihood and developmental goals. It works towards achieving sustainable community development in all its forms, educational, cultural, social, environmental, and health for various members of society, including children, adults, youth, and women."VisionWe strive for community development to ensure universal well-being, prosperity, and social justice for all.MissionWe are dedicated to empowering prosperity and community development through sustainable initiatives,activities, fostering social cohesion, and providing equitable opportunities, all achieved through cohesive partnerships to reach transformative societal change.
Rayan Center/ Ground Floor Dam w Farez Tripoli , North Lebanon Lebanon
TWI-CIN aims to empower vulnerable and marginalized communities in Lebanon and the MENA region through inclusive, tech-enabled solutions that promote social justice, economic resilience, and human rights. We prioritize youth, women, and refugees by delivering accessible offline mobile learning tools, legal rights awareness, job readiness training, and community-based initiatives in education, protection, climate change, and livelihoods. Our work is guided by humanitarian principles and driven by local needs, aiming to build sustainable, dignified futures for all.
Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
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Saida , South Lebanon Lebanon
Community Rehabilitation Organization (CRO) is a Lebanese non-profit humanitarian organization committed to improving the safety, dignity, resilience, and well-being of vulnerable individuals and communities through evidence-based humanitarian action, technical engineering expertise, and community-centered interventions. CRO specializes in Shelter, WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene), Protection referrals, Emergency Response, Early Recovery, and Community Rehabilitation. The organization conducts comprehensive Multi-Sector Needs Assessments (MSNAs), technical shelter and WASH assessments, infrastructure assessments, household vulnerability assessments, collective shelter assessments, and referral services to identify priority needs and support informed humanitarian decision-making. Our multidisciplinary team consists of specialized engineers, humanitarian professionals, MEAL specialists, data analysts, project managers, and trained enumerators with extensive experience in humanitarian operations and emergency response. Our team members have collectively supported humanitarian interventions during major emergencies in Lebanon, including the 2020 Beirut Port Explosion, displacement caused by border hostilities in South Lebanon, and other humanitarian crises, contributing to shelter rehabilitation, WASH services, needs assessments, protection monitoring, coordination, and recovery efforts. CRO works in close coordination with municipalities, Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Units, government institutions, school administrations, community focal points, United Nations agencies, European Union, international NGOs, and local partners to ensure that interventions are coordinated, efficient, accountable, and responsive to community priorities. Our approach combines digital data collection, engineering assessments, GIS mapping, technical inspections, BOQ preparation, project monitoring, and evidence-based prioritization to ensure that limited resources are directed to the most vulnerable populations and the areas of greatest need. CRO is guided by the humanitarian principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence, while promoting human dignity, equality, non-discrimination, gender equality, inclusion, accountability, participation, transparency, and protection. We are committed to serving all people regardless of nationality, religion, ethnicity, gender, age, disability, political affiliation, or social background. Through sustainable rehabilitation, capacity building, community engagement, and emergency preparedness, CRO seeks to strengthen community resilience and contribute to safer, healthier, and more inclusive communities across Lebanon.
Lebanon, Syria
We strive to renew and develop society. We empower the marginalized, poor and children needs through contextualized programs. We respond to relevant society topics through educational initiatives. We create awareness towards a culture of peace and inclusion. We work towards reconciliation through dialogue.
Lebanon
he broader good objective of CIS College is to empower individuals through quality vocational and technical education, providing them with the skills, knowledge, and opportunities needed to secure employment, improve their livelihoods, and contribute to their communities. Core Objectives & Impact: 1. Enhancing Employability – Equipping students with practical, in-demand skills that help them secure jobs or start their own businesses. 2. Supporting Vulnerable Populations – Providing accessible education and training to refugees, disadvantaged youth, and underserved communities in Lebanon. 3. Bridging the Skills Gap – Aligning technical and vocational education with market needs to create a workforce ready for today’s job demands. 4. Encouraging Economic Development – Strengthening Lebanon’s economy by producing a skilled workforce that can drive innovation, entrepreneurship, and industry growth. 5. Promoting Lifelong Learning – Offering continuous upskilling and reskilling opportunities to help individuals adapt to evolving job markets. 6. Providing Humanitarian Support – Through partnerships and initiatives in shelter, food, and WASH programs, CIS College plays a role in community resilience and crisis response. 7. Advancing Social Mobility – Giving individuals from all backgrounds access to quality education, helping them build better futures for themselves and their families.
Beirut| 98 Charles Malek Avenue| ZEN Tower | 3rd Floor Tripoli | Dam&farez /Sana center | 3rd Floor East & 5th Floor Ashrafieh - Zen Building Beirut & Tripoli Lebanon
Established in 1968, Concern is a non-profit, non-governmental humanitarian organisation, dedicated to the reduction of suffering and the ultimate elimination of extreme poverty in the world’s poorest countries. Concern’s vision, our mission and our work are all defined by one goal – ending extreme poverty, whatever it takes. Concern strives for a world free from poverty, fear and oppression. Our culture is values driven and we believe that our people are central to all that we do and are key to delivering on our goal of Reaching the Furthest Behind First. We are committed to ensuring a workplace where everybody feels valued and are enabled to succeed in their work and contribute to delivering on our mission.See www.concern.net for more information about Concern Worldwide.
Lebanon
COPE’s objective focuses on transforming schools into nurturing spaces that develop well-rounded, capable individuals. By emphasizing human value, education, and capacity building, COPE strives to create a society that is not only knowledgeable but also empathetic, resilient, and prepared to tackle the complex challenges of today and tomorrow. It’s about empowering people to be their best selves while making the world around them better.
Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
COrg: Connecting Passion with Purpose Mission: COrg's mission is to empower both talented individuals and the Lebanese NGO sector by acting as a bridge for recruitment. They aim to connect passionate individuals driven to make a social impact with NGOs seeking skilled and dedicated professionals. Vision: COrg envisions a thriving Lebanese social sector fueled by a strong and well-matched workforce. They believe that by facilitating efficient and effective recruitment, NGOs can achieve their goals more effectively, leading to a greater positive impact on society. Objectives: Streamline NGO recruitment: COrg simplifies the recruitment process for NGOs by providing a centralized platform for candidate sourcing, screening, and placement. This reduces the burden on individual NGOs and allows them to focus on their core mission. Connect talent with purpose: COrg aims to identify individuals passionate about social change and connect them with NGOs that align with their values and skills. This ensures a strong fit between candidates and organizations, leading to higher job satisfaction and reduced turnover. Foster a skilled NGO workforce: By focusing on quality placements, COrg helps NGOs build a skilled and experienced workforce. This contributes to the overall effectiveness and impact of the social sector in Lebanon. Sector of Work (SDGs): COrg operates within the social and development sector, specifically contributing to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) number 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth. By facilitating effective recruitment, COrg promotes decent work opportunities for individuals passionate about social change. Additionally, their focus on building a skilled NGO workforce indirectly contributes to several other SDGs, such as: SDG 1: No Poverty: By strengthening the social sector, COrg can help NGOs address poverty-related issues more effectively. SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being: Skilled NGOs play a crucial role in delivering healthcare and other essential services to vulnerable populations. SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities: A robust NGO sector can help address social inequalities by providing support and opportunities to marginalized communities. Overall, COrg acts as a catalyst for positive social change in Lebanon by connecting the right people with the right NGOs.
Furn El Chebbak , Beirut Lebanon
Cospe is an Italian NGO founded in 1983 working in 25 countries alongside thousands of women and men for a change that ensures fair and sustainable development, respect for human rights, peace and justice among peoples.
Council for Development and Reconstruction 20239201 Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
To assure a broader good governance and a broader transparent public procurement for projects financed through foreign funds and through local funds.
Fire - watching tower Morgan road Kobayat , Aakkâr Lebanon
Studying the vegetation cover in Al-Qubayat area and its neighboorhood- Study of archaeological sites scattered in nature- Combating forest fires (construction of forest control tower and rapid intervention in case of fire)- Establishment of the Karam-February reserve in Upper Grok Akkar (by a decree from the Ministry of Environment)- Establishment of a plant studies area related to the Tree of Shouh (Fatha Al-Shuh)- Control of tree pests, especially sandalwood worm in wild pine through biological treatment Launching eco-tourism in Al-Qubayat and Akkar in order to raise awareness about the problems of nature and the environment through:- Hiking walks in nature for free weekly and non-stop 25 years ago- Launch of mountain bike sport- Publish the ski adventure in depth ski de fond- Frequent visits to archaeological and religious sites in the Qubayat and Akkar Interest to the "urban" environment:-Water pollution- Noise- Air pollution, although these issues are still secondary in our surroundings Raising awareness on environmental problems:- In schools- Regular lectures for adults- In the media Coordination with environmental associations at the national level for national environmental issues:-Waste- Quarries and crushers- Air pollution- Beach pollution- Pollution of groundwater
