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Beirut Digital District 1079, 2nd Floor Nassif Yaziji Street - Bachoura Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Live Love Lebanon is a Lebanese NGO founded in 2012, building communities in cities around the world engaged in helping make their world better. From social media to social action, Live Love works to preserve its three pillars: Nature, Society & Culture. Therefore, Live Love partners with the public and private sectors as catalysts to create positive change & hope for Youth in Lebanon.
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Live Love a social enterprise on a mission to build communities who create hope & positive impact for Nature, Society and Culture in cities around the world. It believes in Youth and think positive storytelling can change the world, and create engaged citizens who are in love with their planet, and want to create shared solutions to our shared environmental and social problems. Live Love designed and built an application called Live Love Recycle that is a door to door e-bike recyclable waste collection service. It employs people below the poverty line and contributes to both creating jobs and recycling. Live Love Recycle is on a mission to make recycling easier and accessible by digitizing the waste management sector through its application.
Batroun Lebanon
Our broader public good objective is to promote the sustainable development of local communities by advancing key sectors such as tourism, environment, agriculture, and health. We support residents through scientific and cultural initiatives, foster collaboration with local associations, and contribute to the revitalization of coastal areas and marine professions through inclusive and sustainable projects.
Beirut Lebanon
Localised approach is centered on the inclusion of local development experts in the design, implementation and evaluation of development programmes, as they are the key element to reach a sustainable impact and hence our added value. Partnering with local and regional expertise to strengthen civil society actors through investing in local know-how and capitalising on existing expertise, we work with a holistic approach by supporting both, individual and organizational development.
Technomania Mirna Chalouhi Highway Sin el Fil , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Loubnaniyoun is a dedicated non-profit organization committed to creating tangible value across key sectors including education, culture, environment, and health. The organization strives to enhance the quality of life within the Lebanese community, supplementing public sector efforts and focusing on community needs and priorities. Vision: Loubnaniyoun envisions a Lebanon where citizens live with dignity, enjoy human rights, and have full access to education, healthcare, and civic freedoms. Mission: Loubnaniyoun believes that the value of the human being is the highest of all values, thus it puts all its assets and resources to serve their well-being. Loubnaniyoun's mission is to empower local communities by providing healthcare and educational services to the most vulnerable, including the elderly, youth, and women. Goal: Loubnaniyoun's goal is to make Lebanon a better place to live in by supporting the evolution of a society that is not only free and responsible but also well-informed and proactive.Education: Through the Minhati program, Loubnaniyoun has distributed 3600 scholarships since 2013 and remains committed to expanding its educational programs.Environment: Over 100,000 trees have been planted since 2014 throughout Lebanon, addressing pollution and ecological degradation.Governance and Health: The E-Health Lebanon mobile application was developed in collaboration with the U.S. Embassy and MOPH, offering over 100 essential health services.Women in Politics: Since 2014, active efforts in promoting women’s political participation include establishing a national document with nine political parties and organizing conferences and workshops to equip women for active roles in politics and municipal elections.
Younes Sami Al soloh street (Aie Serve premises) Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
LOYAC is a nonprofit organization working towards the overall development of the youth. We design and develop many programs to facilitate the professional development and personal growth of the youth of age 17 – 28 years. All our programs are either offered for free or are heavily subsidized by us. LOYAC was founded in Kuwait in 2002 and currently have chapters in Jordan and Lebanon. In Lebanon, we are registered with the ministry of Interior as a Lebanese NGO.
Mathaf street Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Lutheran World Relief (LWR), a 501(c)(3) non-governmental organization founded in 1945 and headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, today works around the world to end poverty, injustice and human suffering. LWR focuses its work on emergency relief and sustainable agricultural development assistance to lay a foundation for food security, resilience, climate adaptation, and strengthening value chains. LWR is a signatory to the International Red Cross/Red Crescent Code of Conduct, which states that “Aid will not be used to further a particular political or religious viewpoint.” LWR does not proselytize and responds to identified needs among vulnerable populations regardless of religious or other affiliation.LWR is presently focusing its resources and efforts on responding to the needs of refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs) fleeing the ongoing conflicts in Syria and Iraq as well as the needs of the host communities receiving them
Fouad Shehab Street P.O Box: 893 Saida Lebanon
Following the life-spirit of its namesake, the Maarouf Saad Social and Cultural Foundation (MSSCF) was founded in Saida in 1980 to provide educational, health, and social services to all under-privileged communities. Operating without discrimination and with special attention to vulnerable groups, the organization strives to spread human and citizenship rights awareness within the communities it services.
20, El Areed Street Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Mada is a non-partisan, non-sectarian Lebanese NGO which aims to reinforce the relationship between local communities and their natural environment for the satisfaction of their substantial needs.Mada was established in Lebanon in 2000 and registered under decree #4336-AD 242 from MoI on Oct. 2000.VisionMada strives for the emergence of balanced communities that are appreciative of diversity, open to the world, and respectful of human rights and social justice; communities that base their development on a long-term vision of public interest and on models that emphasize a harmonious relationship between human beings and their environment. Members of these communities would be committed, accountable, and creative citizens, able to realize their initiatives and unite their energies within effective partnerships.MissionMada works with different groups in various developmental and environmental projects in Lebanon to facilitate dynamics of change, through endogenous and inclusive efforts as well as policies and regulations appropriate to local realities. Mada achieves this mission by: supporting marginalized persons or groups and providing a space for initiatives carried out by actors who have the potential for change, andcontributing to the establishment of relationships or effective partnerships between local actors and other stakeholders. Through its activities, Mada tries to ensure long-term mobilization and to inspire new practices of leadership while contributing to the emergence of a culture of collective action and responsibility.
Chaoul Center Assayde Street 0000 Sin EL Fil , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Madanyat is a Lebanese non-governmental organization, registered in March 2019, under the number 2389, aiming to respond effectively to the social change occurring in the country, believing that a diversity of voices will lead to a fairer, more inclusive and democratic society.Read More at: https://daleel-madani.org/civil-society-directory/madanyat Copyrights © 2019 Lebanon Support. All rights reserved.
Keserwan , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Originally founded as a public library in Zouk Mikaël during the 1940’s, this municipal facility was re-established in April of 2009 as the Youth and Culture Center.Vision and MissionYCC is an incubator for interaction and development that aims to: create a space for dialogue, which seeks to increase communication among all segments of the population.promote a sense of participatory democracy and citizenship through meetings and exchanges.familiarize the public with new technologies by providing access to the Internet (WIFI) and regular training sessions (browsing, software use, etc.).promote culture and art as catalysts for universal communication.provide a space for reading and support active involvement in the learning process by encouraging the formation of research groups eager for knowledge and learning. StructureYCC is a municipal and public service of the city of Zouk Mikaël; thus, the city council defied all the administrative and bureaucratic constraints to create two new jobs and hire a librarian and a coordinator of cultural activities.Yet, this public foundation relies first on the participation of the locals to ensure the success of its mission. This is why a larger team supports the organization and the strategic planning of YCC. A number of experts, recruited from the local youth in the city collaborate in the management of the center, the conceptualization and the setting of the programs. This is part of the participatory approach that the city of Zouk Mikaël initiates among the local population. This pioneering measure goes beyond the success of organized activities, and entices civic engagement of the youth in the city that can make use of their experiences and professional potential. Currently, YCC is headed by a director on a voluntary basis. She is assisted by a dozen young collaborators, all working in team spirit.The ongoing education of the team develops its strengths: YCC’s director undertook trainings on the management of a cultural center in France; the librarian is being continuously trained by the Ministry of Culture and the association Assabil; the cultural coordinator was trained by Microsoft to be able to provide computer training sessions on Microsoft software.ApproachIn April 2009, the YCC was still in preparation and organization. Thousands of books and publications were made available in a period of a few months. Thus, choosing a high-quality cataloging system was a necessary and immediate action. This was accomplished by resorting to local experts and the hard work of the YCC team for twelve months in order to index the 45,000 books received through the generous donations from the city of Rueil-Malmaison, along with Zouk Mikaël, and from different universities and publishing houses in Lebanon. Finally, 30,000 titles were selected to establish the fund in the learning center, which is currently open to the public.During the 18 months following the inauguration, YCC organized more than 250 cultural activities in collaboration with various actors of the civil society, local and regional NGOs, embassies and cultural centers, international organizations, universities and young artists.This approach was intended to consolidate the local population around center and introduce it to as many players as possible as well as open it to various spaces, including the media.These activities also aimed to raise the bridges of dialogue between the mosaic of different cultures of Lebanon, and the cultures of the countries in surrounding regions of the Mediterranean, most notably the ones with which Lebanon shares languages and heritage. YCC also took part in national cultural events, hence contributing to the national cultural demarches.
Kayan Building Floor 1 Abra Jezzin Street 0000 Saida , South Lebanon Lebanon
3MB (Makanakum Maana, Makanakum Baynana) is dedicated to improving the quality of life of persons with disabilities and special needs through inclusive education, rehabilitation, healthcare, vocational training, and employment support. We provide access to special education, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, psychological services, medical follow-up, family support, and career development. Our objective is to promote equal opportunities, independence, social inclusion, and the full participation of persons with disabilities in all aspects of society while advocating for their rights and dignity.
