Civil society directory
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Lebanese Civil Defense
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Rook and Book Chess Club is a sports and cultural club that leverages chess as an intellectual sport and unifying activity to bring together people from different regions, ages, genders, and cultures.
Lebanon
Serving the society (Children, Elderly, Poverty,...)
Beirut , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
3 open jobs
SPOT works directly with women and youth in Lebanon through four interconnected programmatic pillars. These aren't isolated interventions. They're designed to reinforce each other: economic stability reduces household stress and creates space for engagement; psychosocial wellbeing enables sustained participation; community safety opens pathways for economic activity; and civic voice strengthens accountability for services that support livelihoods and protection. Progress in one area accelerates progress in the others.
Gbeily Building, 1st Floor, Salim Bustros Street. Achrafieh, Beirut, Lebanon , Beirut Lebanon
Overview Thread of Peace, commonly known as House of Peace started to form as a local initiative in 2012 but was officially registered in 2019. The organization was formed by a group of young people who were together searching for meaning and for a sense of belonging during a time of change. Their diverse backgrounds and common purpose made them a valuable team, giving humanitarian assistance to displaced people, hoping that the message of hope would spread through their diversity to contribute to building a better future. The “family” formed gradually grew and its mission persisted despite the fact that many of its founders have moved on. The “House of Peace” thrived as a virtual house holding an ever-expanding family with a humanitarian mission of promoting peace in society and advocating for conflict sensitivity. Our Vision We envision a diverse community living together in peace. Our Mission Threads of Peace, commonly known as House of Peace, is a local non-governmental organization established in 2015 in Lebanon. We are a team with diverse backgrounds and expertise, sharing similar values. We exist to support social peace, mainstream conflict sensitivity, and promote the well-being of different communities, civil society actors, the private sector, and the public sector. Our Core Values We as a team and individually are guided by the values of non-violence, participation, diversity, the promotion of a supportive environment, accountability, and development. Our understanding of each of these core values is outlined below. Non-violence: We strive to avoid harm and promote peace, seeking alternatives to violence. Participation: We believe in the right of every individual to have the opportunity to actively engage in decision-making processes, activities, and issues that affect their lives and communities. Diversity: We recognize and appreciate the wide range of human differences, including differences in race, ethnicity, gender, age, sexual orientation, religion, socioeconomic status, abilities, and perspectives. A supportive environment: We believe in creating and fostering conditions that promote the well-being, growth, and success of individuals, groups, and communities. We emphasize the importance of providing emotional, social, and practical support to enable individuals to reach their full potential and thrive. Accountability: We take responsibility for our actions and decisions, are transparent, and accept the consequences of all our actions. We value integrity, trust, and ethical behavior in personal, organizational, and societal contexts. Development: We strongly believe in the continuous improvement and progress of individuals and communities. We are keen on pursuing positive change and growth in various aspects of life.
Naqoura Lebanon
United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon is a UN peacekeeping mission established on 19 March 1978 by United Nations Security Council Resolutions 425 and 426, to confirm Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon in order to ensure that the government of Lebanon would restore its effective authority in the area.
n/a Palace of Justice, Beirut Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
UPEL is an association of public utility that works for juveniles who have problems of moral disorder or difficulties with the law. These juveniles conflict with justice, laws and regulations and therefore need control, protection, prevention and care,The Assembly of the Union for the Protection of Juveniles has helped the youth for more than seventy nine years. The government contracted UPEL to secure social services to the juvenile courts, to ensure juveniles an education, to address the prevention of hazards, and rehabilitate youth.
Noueihed and Gharzeddine/ 8th Floor Alam St; Badaro Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
VNG International is the International Cooperation Agency of the Association of Netherlands Municipalities (VNG). Established in 2001, VNG International provides technical assistance in the democratisation and decentralisation processes worldwide through project intervention with specific focus on local authorities and their associations as well as civil society organizations and national authorities. VNG International has a long standing record in provision of technical assistance on policy development and project implementation in various fields, such as decentralisation, public administration reform, institutional strengthening, service delivery, participatory governance, accountability and economic development. It shares in the substantial experience of the VNG (established in 1912 and one of the world’s oldest local government associations) and mobilises a network of over 2000 professionals from the public and private sector working towards realistic and sustainable results.
Lebanon
Civil Peace for Lebanon
1 العام حلبا الطريق العام بناية عبدو الحلبي 1302 عكار , North Lebanon Lebanon
جمعية كن صديقي هي منظمة مجتمع مدني لبنانية غير ربحية تأسست عام 2015، وتعمل في محافظة عكار لتعزيز التنمية المستدامة وتحسين جودة حياة الفئات الأكثر هشاشة. تنفذ الجمعية برامج ومبادرات في مجالات تمكين المرأة، وحماية الطفل، ودعم الأشخاص ذوي الإعاقة، والتعليم، وسبل العيش، والأمن الغذائي، والصحة، والاستجابة الإنسانية، وبناء القدرات، والتنمية المحلية. وتعتمد الجمعية نهجًا تشاركيًا في تصميم وتنفيذ المشاريع بالتعاون مع المجتمعات المحلية والسلطات المحلية والمنظمات الوطنية والدولية، بهدف بناء مجتمع أكثر شمولًا وعدالة واستدامة. Koun Sadiki Association is a Lebanese non-profit civil society organization established in 2015 and operating primarily in Akkar Governorate. The association is committed to promoting sustainable development and improving the well-being of vulnerable communities through integrated programs in women’s empowerment, child protection, disability inclusion, education, livelihoods, food security, health, humanitarian response, capacity building, and local development. Working in partnership with local communities, municipalities, and national and international organizations, Koun Sadiki strives to deliver sustainable, inclusive, and community-driven solutions that foster resilience, equality, and social cohesion.
