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MENA Rosa is the first regional network dedicated to women living with HIV in the Middle East and North Africa.Our mission is to MENA Rosa supports and empowers women and girls in their diversity and those living with HIV and women and girls at risk of infection; as well as their families and partners by developing their leadership and encouraging effective participation in response, advocacy and networks; and raising awareness about care, treatment, support, prevention and quality of life.
Zouwein Building, 4th Floor Military Court Street behind the French embassy Ras el Nabeh, Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) is a global, nonprofit organization that strives to share God’s love and compassion for all through relief, development and peacebuilding. Established in 1920, MCC has almost 100 years of experience working with local communities to respond to basic human needs and work for peace and justice and currently operates in 54 countries around the world. MCC has been present in the Middle East for over 50 years, and currently supports projects in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Palestine and Egypt. MCC maintains an office in Beirut, coordinating and supporting projects throughout Lebanon which are implemented in close partnership with local organizations. The portfolio of supported projects include food assistance, livelihoods and early recovery, WASH, education, psychosocial support and peacebuilding.
Justinien Street Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
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Mentor Arabia is a regional non-governmental Foundation founded in 2006 with its headquarters established in Beirut, Lebanon.Mentor Arabia is the regional branch of Mentor International, founded in 1994 in Switzerland and presided by Her Majesty Queen Sylvia of Sweden.The Foundation is led by its own Board of Trustees, chaired by HRH Prince Turki Bin Talal Bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud. VisionAn Arab world where children and youth are empowered to lead healthy lives and make sound decisions. MissionTo empower Arab children and youth to prevent risky behaviours and drug use through capacity development, awareness, best practices, knowledge, and partnerships.
Alfred Naccache Str., Facing Hotel Dieu de France (After Al Bahriya insurance) Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Mercy Corps exists to alleviate suffering, poverty, and oppression by helping people build secure, productive, and just communities. The agency pursues its mission through emergency relief services, sustainable community development, partnering closely with civil society, and facilitating economic development. Mercy Corps has been present in the Middle East since the 1980s and currently has offices in Yemen, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Syria, and Iraq. Working in Lebanon since 1993, Mercy Corps has implemented community development programs focused on promoting economic development and increased opportunity for disadvantaged communities, while at the same time responding to emergencies as they occur in the country. In 2012, the program portfolio shifted in response to the massive refugee influx from Syria. Since then, Mercy Corps Lebanon has solidified its portfolio, integrating emergency response programming with longer-term development programming by focusing on the following key sectors: Child and Youth Protection, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Local Governance and Conflict Mitigation, Agriculture, Livelihoods and Economic Development, and Food Security.
Al Bouraq bldg. 6th floor Noor Square Tripoli , North Lebanon Lebanon
Mercy-USA for Aid and Development is dedicated to alleviating human suffering and supporting individuals and their communities in their efforts to become more self-sufficient. Incorporated in the State of Michigan in 1988, Mercy-USA’s projects focus on improving health, nutrition and access to safe water, as well as promoting economic and educational growth around the world.
Propert 1129 Maarad Behind Beirut Arab University Tripoli , North Lebanon Lebanon
MetaMorph is a NGO whose main goal is to empower the youth so that they are capable of contributing to the socio-economic development of their country.MetaMorph trains youth in Tripoli on 21st century skills towards securing a job, in a dynamic and critical-thinking center where culture and critical thinking intertwine to build up the young professionals of tomorrow.
Delta trading Ferzol Main Road Zahle Lebanon
Founded in 2014, Michel Daher Social Foundation is a Lebanese non-profit organization committed to empowering individuals, strengthening communities, and fostering sustainable development across Lebanon, with a particular focus on the Bekaa region. The Foundation works to create inclusive opportunities that improve livelihoods, promote social cohesion, and enhance community resilience. Through innovative and impactful programs in education, technology, workforce development, entrepreneurship, health, social support, and humanitarian response, the Foundation equips individuals with the skills, knowledge, and resources needed to build better futures. Driven by a people-centered approach, Michel Daher Social Foundation collaborates with local authorities, civil society organizations, academic institutions, and international partners to design and implement initiatives that address community needs and create lasting social impact. Since its establishment, the Foundation has supported thousands of individuals, youth, women, and businesses through capacity-building programs, employment and entrepreneurship initiatives, digital skills training, community engagement activities, and humanitarian interventions. Guided by the values of inclusion, empowerment, innovation, and collaboration, Michel Daher Social Foundation continues to invest in people and communities, creating pathways for sustainable growth and contributing to a more resilient, prosperous, and equitable society.
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Michel Issa Foundation for Local Development (MIF) is a non-governmental organization dedicated to advancing sustainable local development in Lebanon. Established on January 14, 2012, under Registration Notice 71, MIF achieves its objectives by implementing socio-economic, educational and environmental projects in collaboration with relevant stakeholders, capitalizing on the support of civil society and working alongside local administrations and national authorities.
7th floor Main street 9999 Beirut hamra Lebanon
Established in 2004, by a team of activists, professors, social workers, and volunteers.MIDAL Association is a Lebanese non-profit organization, based in the south Lebanon and officially registered at the Minister of Interior in 2005, under the number 273.A/D which promotes sustainable development for people.Our Goals:• MIDAL works to build a community capable of assuming the responsibility, partnership and build the capacity of each participant to activate their role to influence social awareness and places of decision-making through programs aimed at promoting a culture of human rights and gender.• To activate women’s participation in the economic social and political fields.• To deliver a range of projects to promote leadership development, positive participation and positive change in the local and national policies.• To spread culture of peace and dialogue.
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MSD, Migration Services and Development, a local NGO, established in Lebanon in 2014 registered at the ministry of interior with number 2572, legally represented by Wissam Tannous the country director. MSD’s motto—“a home away from home”— is based on the organization’s belief in the dignity of all humans who have left their country in search of a better life. A home is more than a physical shelter. It is a place to feel safe, a place to be protected, and a place from which grow and build a better life for yourself and your family. These are the main dreams of both migrants and refugees. Even though they have left their country, they still are in search of a home. Migration Services and Development answers the call of migrants and refugees, with technical services and a caring staff. Each of its staff works diligently to ensure that no matter where people go, or how they got there, they always have a home. Migration Services for Development has been founded by a core group of technical specialists in migration and refugees, who have been leaders in this field. Each has played a significant role in the field, not only in Lebanon, but throughout the Middle East and in countries of origin including: • Technical expertise, with significant expertise in service implementation, legal frameworks, and international instruments on migration and refugees • Program management, in accordance with international standards of program and financial management • Relationships with the Lebanese authorities, networks, donors, and other NGOs working in the field. • Hands-on experience, of actual program implementation in Lebanon MSD activities are guided by the four humanitarian principles recommended by OCHA that are: 1. Humanity 2. Neutrality 3. Impartiality 4. Independence These principles are central to establishing and maintaining access to affected people. Promoting and ensuring compliance with the principles are essential elements of effective humanitarian intervention in Lebanon but also on a regional level. Humanity Neutrality Impartiality Independence Human suffering must be addressed wherever it is found. The purpose of humanitarian action is to protect life and health and ensure respect for human beings. Humanitarian actors must not take sides in hostilities or engage in controversies of a political, racial, religious or ideological nature. Humanitarian action must be carried out on the basis of need alone, giving priority to the most urgent cases of distress and making no distinctions on the basis of nationality, race, gender, religious belief, class or political opinions Humanitarian action must be autonomous from the political, economic, military or other objectives that any actor may hold with regard to areas where humanitarian action is being implemented. MSD provides protection to migrant workers and refugees in distress including: • Legal services, • Psycho-social services to overcome the trauma and fear they have experienced, • Awareness about the rights and responsibilities, • Case management including social counseling and follow-up, • Advocacy and lobbying. MSD builds the capacity of local partners, the primary aim of this is to help local non-governmental organization (NGO) achieve the greatest possible program impact through the best organizational practice. MSD provides training in its field of expertise and includes: • Accountability • vulnerability assessments • humanitarian principles • gender sensitive social work methodology • organizational and financial management • the concepts or principles of empowerment, participation and social inclusion • M&E including reporting Following Port Beirut blast, MSD had a partnership with Dorcas/Tabitha, an INGO, for the implementation of “Lebanon Joint Response – LJR” which is a joint project for the support of people in areas suffered from the explosion. The project consists on preparing hot meals and legal support.
Beirut Lebanon
Our main objective is to secure furniture for as many families as possible in order to transform their houses into homes.
