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رعاية المساجين والاهتمام بالمحتاجين
May Ziadeh Street, Spears Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Palestine Association for Children’s Encouragement of Sports (PACES), is a UK based charity established in 2006, with the aim of providing healthy, structured after- school sports programs for Palestinian girls and boys ages 8-16 years Living in refugee camps and most marginalized and vulnerable areas in Palestine, Jordan, and Lebanon. From March to November every year, children are granted an escape from being idle on the streets, or in their homes; an escape that is fun, healthy, and one that encourages participation and inclusion. Since its establishment, PACES has reached out and served over 30,000 children, 2,000 young female and male coaches and assistant coaches, and over 100 local sports clubs and other community based organizations. All programs promote gender equality, and have successfully reached and maintained a 50% female participation rate. Through its core sports program, PACES provides children with multiple educational benefits to help them thrive in their own communities. The program also encourages discipline and cooperation, and builds their confidence and self-awareness. In addition, PACES offers non-sport activities to enhance the children’s social development through partnerships with local and international NGOs. The non-sport activities include awareness sessions covering several essential topics such as health, safety, and hygiene among others. To attain a wider impact, PACES builds local capacity by training and hiring leaders in the local communities as coaches to deliver the sports programs. Coaches receive training in multiple areas, and acquire a set of skills necessary to enhance their employability in the job market. PACES also partners with local clubs and sports centers situated in marginalized areas, which facilitate the delivery of program and outreach to the target beneficiaries. Objectives:– To enhance children’s life skills through sports programs and educational activities and empower them to become active citizens within their communities.– To enhance employability skills for young female and male coaches.– To improve the capacity of local partners to become part of the development of sustainable communities.– To provide equal opportunities for both genders in sports. Mission:Use sports as a tool to develop children’s capacities to become active citizens within their communities, create healthy and safe environments for them, and provide fair opportunities for other members of the society in marginalized areas.
Lebanon
Pathways is listed in the JobsBoard civil society directory.
lebanon Lebanon
Patriotic Vision Organization (PVA) it is a non-government organization with special consultative status with United Nations seeks to promote social civilization, and raise the well being of the individual and the society in an environment that saves freedom and the right of choosing within the humanitarian & social boundaries. Cooperate and coordinate international action for the worldwide protection of human rights and the resolution of human right violation problems. Patriotic Vision also works on peace building, and seeks to social, economical, and patriotic development, and to new outlooks of development according to internal and external changes throughout suggesting solutions for emerging challenges and the peaceful resolution of disputes. In all of its activities, it pays particular attention to the needs of children and seeks to promote the equal rights of women and girls. Committed to, guided, & based on the UN Conventions. Patriotic Vision PVA established in 2013 and registered and licensed at Lebanon in 2015. Patriotic Vision PVA obtained special consultative status with United Nations in 2018. PVA’s primary purpose is to safeguard the rights and well-being of human being. In its efforts to achieve this objective, the Organization strives to ensure that everyone can exercise the right to life and to live in freedom and safety, and to be equal in dignity and rights, and can claim their rights regardless of sex, race, language, religion, social standing, etc. By ensuring their human rights in their own country or in another country, PVA also seeks lasting solutions to their plight. Patriotic Vision desires that every youth has an opportunity to live a full life. It aims at contributing to the United Nations goals of Youth 2030 which is to contribute to communities. It also seeks to empower youth to be agents of change. Currently, Patriotic Vision is focusing its efforts on implementing programs geared towards achieving Youth Awareness, Understanding, Action, and dialogue. These are Youth for Sustainable Development Goals. Youth for Environment. Youth for Recognize Emerging Challenges. Youth for social stability. Patriotic Vision’s first Strategy Our Promise 2030 aims to support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, and multiply youth impact, through the development of long term partnerships and high quality, sustainable funding. * Stabilization of patriotic standards, and social cohesion, and train on vital citizenship, & encourage volunteering for the development and glory of our country.* Raise the community awareness of different aspects of human rights, and contribute to building the society on democratic & social justice foundations.* Respond to the needs during and after emergencies caused by armed conflicts & natural disasters in order to support and save the rights of refugees & and marginalized groups.* Confront illiteracy; encourage education and innovate it as it is considered one of the pillars of development.* Preserve and protect the environment and the biodiversity. And raise the awareness of health & diseases prevention.* Community Development and promotion from recipient communities to participatory communities in its development. And raise the community capabilities in order to promote well being, freedom, and civilization.*Contribute to a build a world where children get all their rights, through working on the foundations of a safe environment that protects the child from all forms of abuse & exploitation & violence, provide health services, and raise the awareness of child safeguarding policy.*Support women rights to achieve gender equality, and raise the awareness of the importance of women participation in community development
Lebanon
Our Organization`s aim is supporting the educational and cultural growth of children, women and young adults. Our aim is to provide opportunities for our community members, which they normally do not have access to due to their legal status as refugees
Ain, Baalbeck-Hermel Ain , Beqaa Lebanon
Peace of Art is a registered Lebanese NGO; under the registration number no. 654. The main objective of Peace of Art is to create a community where arts & other non-violent means of communication are employed for the betterment of society and its living conditions. PoA started in 2016 with a group of artists who use arts for peace issues, targeting youth, children and women from different backgrounds (religions, villages, sectors, nationalities...) who have to accessibility to arts in the deprived area of North Bekaa. Our program ensures a creative platform and a safe space for youth and children to interact and grow away from the continuous conflicts, violence and crisis that affect them. Peace of Art's work focuses on building awareness, fighting discrimination and empowering local society to meet SDG goals and attain sustainable development in North Bekaa. Our activities include profesional training in music, photography, movie production, drawing, solfegio...(with focus on reviving and preserving the national cultural heritage) as well as civil training and creative skills that help youth and children stand out. The targeted children and youth will become the agents of peace contibuting to a nonviolent generation.
Beirut (Hazmieh) , Beirut Lebanon
The main goal of PEN Lebanon is to promote literature and defend the freedom of expression. It also aims at encouraging young writers by conducting workshops in partnership with other institutions of learning. It works for the creation and publication of literature by all writers. It also aims at the broadening of public taste in reading. The promotion of general literacy is high on its objectives. This is achieved by offering and participating in literary readings and discussions in partnership with educational and academic institutions, public libraries and cultural clubs.
El Slayeb highway - Atrin crossroad Kahlounieh Lebanon
Empowering communities with capacity building, technology democratization, and resources accessibility to create sustainable futures and tackle tomorrow’s challenges today.
Chebli Building, 2nd floor Independence Street Ashrafyeh , Beirut Lebanon
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Plan International is an independent development and humanitarian organisation that advances children’s rights and equality for girls. We strive for a just world, working together with children, young people, our supporters and partners. In 2015, Plan International were active in 71 countries.
Lebanon
Projet Ajial is a non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Kferhata Zgharta, North Lebanon, registered under 108/AD. Through its community center, the organization brings culture, education, well-being, and community support under one roof— strengthening connections and empowering individuals across the community. We believe every person can make a difference, and Together we Rise. Our Vision is to build a community that grows together; learning, creating, supporting, and lifting each other with hope and belonging.
Zgharta , North Lebanon Lebanon
Pygmalion is a local NGO that focuses on educating children with special needs and learning difficulties.The specialized center consists of teaching and integrating underprivileged autistic children as well as empowering their families through several trainings and workshops.
Hazmieh , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Qarama is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded on the belief that every child, young individual and human being in the making is inherently entitled to receive the support and empowerment needed to both; thrive to reach their well being and potential,and grow into a change maker of the future.We believe in human dignity, which means being regarded and cherished for who you are, what you believe, and how you live your life, free of any discrimination.We are a union of givers committed to continuously love, support, encourage, and inspire. A challenging passion project, Qarama is on a mission to imprint on the lives of those in need and transform their grim realities during these unprecedented times. Qarama’s work is based on the values of respect, commitment, transparency, and non-discrimination holding ourselves accountable to the people we serve and ensuring at all times, the proper inclusiveness of the targeted population into our programming. We put the individual’s best interest at the centre, ensuring a do-no harm approach throughout our interventions that are principled, responsive, confidential, and evidence based. We act as part of this community, and to reach our purpose we ensure the highest standards of coordination and collaboration with other local and international organisations, as well as governing and civil society actors. At Qarama, we recognize that transparency and accountability are the building blocks of trust and strength in our relationships with our partners, donors, and the individuals we help. Therefore, we promise to publicly and continuously share our results and financial reports to the best of our abilities, and keep you informed on how we are fulfilling our promise to fight for and protect the dignity of all individuals – specifically our vulnerable children and youth. Qarama’s purpose in Lebanon is to promote a dignified and protective environment for the most vulnerable children and youth in Lebanon - regardless of their identities and through an intersectional and all inclusive approach; taking into consideration women and persons with disabilities from underserved areas - with a specific focus on children in contact with the law.The success of this work depends on a full-spectrum approach encompassing innovative and impactful preventative and responsive measures in collaboration and coordination with local and national organizations including governing stakeholders. As our work focuses on the child and youth, different actors have to be involved and included in our interventions to ensure their resiliency and the sustainability of our actions. Hence, we make sure that the family/caregivers, peers and others, as well key local and national stakeholders are involved at different levels and stages.
