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Beirut beirut , Beirut Lebanon
More than 300,000 people need assistance in refurbishing their homes and businesses so they may move on with their lives.Our aims to support and refurbish 1,000 homes that have been initially assessed as mildly to seriously damaged. We will be sourcing and supplying materials ranging from wood, glass, aluminum, implementing full structural rehabilitation, as well as food boxes , medicines and temporary shelters considered as basic humanitarian needs. As a brief , We are a non-profitable organization that provides engineering and architectural consulting services to governmental and non-governmental agencies. We aim to ensure that Beirut is rebuilt adequately and efficiently in order to satisfy the Lebanese community’s basic human needs. Frontline Engineer’s family embraces the skills and experience that vary from seniors to undergraduates. Our motto is unity in collaboration by setting away any sectarian, religious differences and political backgrounds. As engineers from Lebanon, we are considered the frontliners in helping rebuild Beirut. We aim to provide engineering consultancy services to both national and international organizations that are willing to help in the rebuilding process. Damaged buildings and houses’ repairs alongside Beirut's heritage and culture and SME (small to Medium Enterprises ), are our top priority. We aim to bring back people’s sustainability and sense of belonging by rebuilding their houses’ infrastructure and preserving the remains of Beirut’s heritage. From the heart of Beirut and specifically from the outcomes of the explosion, Engineers from different places in Lebanon were able to unite and work together for a better future, without any profit not so ever, under the motto of Frontline Engineers. This unity and admirable collaboration will open the door for professional development for our volunteers; innovative skills will help the Lebanese engineering society keep up with the pace of development in different aspects of their career. Our Aim is to collaborate with INGO ,NGO ,donors and Collaborators in order to fund the rebuild and the renovation of severely damaged heritage buildings , left with no financial backups , in order to achieve our goal and help people to get back to their home before it will be too late. Teams of volunteers are composed of individuals from various industries such as engineers, architects, designers, producers, planners and many more, collectively providing all the efforts and resources needed to implement the effective rebuilding of these homes. Different sub teams have also been formed including: Construction team of engineers and architects Mapping/scouting team Contractors team Immediate basic aid teams Relocation Teams Auditing team Donation call center Accounting and Finance Communication Fundraising department Photography and videography
Assad Eid Building, 3rd floor Shukri Shoucair Street, Geatawi. Ashrafieh , Beirut Lebanon
GATE Lebanon "Formerly RET Liban" is an independent, neutral, non-religious, non political, non-governmental local Lebanese organization.Since 2014, GATE has started its operations in Lebanon, responding to the most substantial gaps in education, protection, social cohesion and livelihoods, supporting the displaced populations in Lebanon, while targeting the most vulnerable community members, with particular attention given to youth and women.GATE Lebanon is committed to protecting communities by ensuring the resilience of vulnerable people, affected by displacement, violence, armed conflict and disasters. GATE Lebanon has the following mandate:1.To disseminate culture and education amongst the various social classes in general and among children, adolescents, women and categories which are most in need and which are caught in a situation of crisis in particular.2.To spread peace and reconciliation among the various social classes. 3.To ensure protection through education based on the respect and enforcement of human rights, value plurality and avoid discrimination on the basis of race, color or religion.4.To participate in the creation of educational and training centers and institutions, as well as handicrafts workshops in order to build capacities and potentials.5.To participate in combating illiteracy and educational problems.6.To organize training sessions, seminars and conferences, as well as encounters and activities in order to achieve its goals.7.To provide emergency technical and scientific assistance in the field of education in cases of conflicts and emergencies.8.To contribute to raising educated and socially active generations.9.To contribute to educational guidance towards employment-generating sectors for the youth and women.10.To contribute to protecting the youth and activating their role in society.11.To collaborate with similar entities, associations and institutions in Lebanon and abroad.
Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
GENEAH is an independent non-profit, non-partisan, non-sectarian association registered in Lebanon. It aims to enhance sustainable development and human well-being through projects that support the health of the underprivileged, protect the environment and promote creative and cultural practices.
Lebanon
GUPW Mission • Mobilization and organization of the efforts of women in their participation in the liberation movement and in the achievement of the inalienable national rights of the Palestinian women. • Improvement of the status of women through raising their awareness on their rights and enhancing their participation in decision-making in all political, social, economic, and educational aspects. GUPW Objectives • Improving the role of women in society through the development of their educational, professional, and cultural skills and capabilities in founded centers across all regions. • Implementing beneficial projects that contribute to the advancement of the economic status of women. • Fighting and advocating for the women’s rights through reviewing laws and legislations that discriminate against women and working on amending these laws. • Highlighting and supporting national and humanitarian causes through strengthening the communication and connections with international and Arab women supporting organizations. • Spreading information to various women’s sectors. • Following up on the healthcare of women and children through the creation of advanced medical policies that aim at serving the women’s and children’s health through organizing programs and events in coordination with medical organizations such as the Palestinian Red Crescent and UNRWA Expanding the communication and connections with women liberation organizations in countries that are in solidarity with the Inalienable Palestinian Rights.
alfawkani street saida; ein el helwe , South Lebanon Lebanon
GUPW Mission • Mobilization and organization of the efforts of women in their participation in the liberation movement and the achievement of the inalienable national rights of Palestinian women. • Improvement of the status of women through raising their awareness of their rights and enhancing their participation in decision-making in all political, social, economic, and educational aspects. GUPW Objectives • Improving the role of women in society through the development of their educational, professional, and cultural skills and capabilities in founded centers across all regions. • Implementing beneficial projects that contribute to the advancement of the economic status of women. • Fighting and advocating for women’s rights through reviewing laws and legislations that discriminate against women and working on amending these laws. • Highlighting and supporting national and humanitarian causes through strengthening communication and connections with international and Arab women-supporting organizations. • Spreading information to various women’s sectors. • Following up on the healthcare of women and children through the creation of advanced medical policies that aim at serving the women’s and children’s health through organizing programs and events in coordination with medical organizations such as the Palestinian Red Crescent and UNRWA Expanding the communication and connections with women liberation organizations in countries that are in solidarity with the Inalienable Palestinian Rights.
Beirut Beirut , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Genius exists to unlock the potential of every individual by making quality education accessible and fostering a society rooted in equity and inclusion. Our mission is to break down social, economic, and systemic barriers that limit learning opportunities, particularly for marginalized and underrepresented communities. We aim to nurture empowered, informed, and compassionate citizens by creating inclusive spaces where diverse talents, voices, and abilities are not just welcomed—but celebrated.Through innovative learning programs, inclusive practices, and community-driven initiatives, Genius seeks to transform education from a privilege into a right—ensuring that no one is left behind in the pursuit of knowledge and growth.
n/a Jounieh Lebanon
The Georges N. Frem Foundation (GNFF) is a Lebanese non-profit organization whose mission is to foster economic development for job creation, positively nurture civic education and a pluralistic, democratic society that leads to dignity, respect and a better quality of life for the Lebanese people.GNFF constantly seeks to promote tolerance and respect for diversity. The strengthening of human dignity, civic responsibility and leadership towards the collective good are the pillars on which the Foundation stands.
Al Maaser- Al Joura Zgharta , North Lebanon Lebanon
“Warmfood, safe homes, and basic services- these are all important. But wewant to give so much more than that!” Our mission is to provide love, compassion, and support to underprivileged peoplethrough implementing programs that will improve the quality of life and healthand reduce hunger and poverty. Through these projects,we are trying to encourage young people to work with the elderly and torecognize deprived people. In turn, these young people will learn valuable lifelessons and hopefully pass on the kindness. Gestures From The Heart is seeking to bring a radical change to the lives of deprivedpeople because we believe that every person has the right to a decent life and that it is our humanitarianresponsibility to take care of each other. During our distribution courses, the level of poverty shockedus. The people we encountered were barely surviving. Any lack of what littlethey had meant their death. There are cases we will never forget such as an old woman whohad to eat an orange wrapped in bread as a sandwich because she was so hungry,or unfortunately the case of the old man who passed away due to cold weather. ‘Gestures from the Heart’ is a non-political affiliated and nonreligious NGO, duly registered under the decree number 1452 and operates in North Lebanon.Gestures from the Heart’s main objective is to help specifically the abandoned elders, and to give a helping hand to deprived families and empowering deprived women.
Lebanon
Livelihood assets Agriculture & Education
Khaldeh 0000 Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Who we are ? Ghawth is a local NGO established in 2009 by a group of doctors in Lebanon. The aim for establishing this NGO is to enhance the medical services for refugees and host community, and to ensure that the most vulnerable population groups will have access to primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare services. MISSION We deliver primary and secondary healthcare services to all those in need and affected by conflict, disaster and disease, no matter where they are, no matter what the conditions. VISION Vulnerable populations have equitable access to basic services through the national system. The aim for establishing this NGO is to enhance the medical services for refugees and host community, and to ensure that the most vulnerable population groups will have access to primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare services. For more information please check our website: www.ghawth.org
Lebanon
Vision A Lebanon where public institutions are transparent, accountable, and responsive; and where citizens are empowered by access to clear, reliable data. Mission To strengthen civic oversight and combat corruption by promoting the legal right to information, translating complex data into accessible formats, and enabling citizens, journalists, and policymakers to act on evidence.
Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
giv-e is a non-profit organization whose mission is to support and develop infrastructure projects that offer sustainable solutions for better access to quality education, particularly for underprivileged communities.