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Kferhata Zgharta , North Lebanon Lebanon
Advocate for the rights of individuals with Autism; present them professional assistance from early childhood to adulthood; integrate them within the society through our programs and therapies and unify our efforts for spreading social awareness about Autism
Fabrika Center Ashrafieh , Beirut Lebanon
Norwegian Church Aid works with people and organisations around the world in their struggle to eradicate poverty and injustice. We help those whose needs are greatest, regardless of ethnicity, creed, political or religious affiliation.
CBM Bldg. / 1st floor Street 11 |Sin El Fil, Charles de Gaulle , 880 https://goo.gl/maps/hpePNKewnTbsAL9S7 Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
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NRC provides humanitarian aid to refugees from Syria, Palestine, and vulnerable Lebanese communities. This assistance includes education, shelter, community management and coordination, water and sanitation, and information, counselling and legal assistance services. NRC also engages in advocacy with governments and donors to expand and safeguard refugee rights and protection.NRC has worked in Lebanon since 2006 and has offices located in Beirut, South, North, Bekaa & Beirut and Mount Lebanon. Because refugees in Lebanon live side-by-side with the Lebanese, we also work to serve the local communities hosting displaced people.With an estimated 1.5 million Syrian refugees, Lebanon has the highest number of refugees per capita in the world. Lebanon was host to an estimated 278,000 refugees from Palestine before the Syria crisis, and is now hosting an additional 32,000 Palestine refugees from Syria. This has created an extraordinary strain on Lebanon's infrastructure and public services. Areas of intervention:EDUCATION:There are an estimated 490,000 school-aged Syrian refugee children currently in Lebanon. NRC works to support students' access to schooling, create non-formal education opportunities (such as catch-up classes), train teachers and provide vocational and language training. NRC also provides services in Palestine refugee camps. ICLA:Information, Counselling, and Legal Assistance services help refugees to access support including documentation of residence, marriage and birth registration, and navigating the legal and courts systems. ICLA teams also conduct outreach to raise refugees1 awareness of how to access services and fulfill their rights in Lebanon. SHELTER:NRC works to ensure that people affected by displacement have access to adequate shelter. NRC's shelter programme includes emergency shelter, transitional shelter through the Occupancy Free of Charge programme, work towards longer term housing solutions for Palestine refugees, and infrastructure support to communities, including schools. WASH:Water Sanitation and Hygiene programming seeks to reduce mortality and morbidity, increase the protection of household economies, and environmental sustainability through the provision of safe water supplies, sanitation facilities and services, and improved hygiene practices. NRC's Community Support Projects extend WASH services to Lebanese host communities.
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Noun Solidarity's broader objective is to empower marginalized women and girls in rural Lebanon by creating a safe and inclusive space where they can access resources, develop skills, and advocate for their rights. We strive to achieve this through: Promoting gender equality and challenging patriarchal norms: We conduct workshops, training sessions, and awareness campaigns on topics such as gender-based violence, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and feminist leadership. Providing educational and economic opportunities: We offer vocational training programs, entrepreneurship support, and access to resources that enable women and girls to achieve economic independence and participate actively in their communities. Fostering community building and solidarity: We create a safe and supportive environment where women and girls can connect, share experiences, and build solidarity to advocate for social change. Advocating for policy change and social justice: We engage in advocacy efforts to promote gender-responsive policies and challenge discriminatory practices that perpetuate inequality. Ultimately, Noun Solidarity envisions a society where all women and girls are empowered to reach their full potential and live with dignity, free from discrimination and violence.
GS Building, 3rd Floor Sit Nasab Street, Hamra Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Nudge Lebanon is a nongovernmental and non-profit initiative working to apply behavioural insights to the policy challenges that Lebanon faces, using rigorous experimental approaches and tools typically used in the field of behavioural economics, such as randomized controlled trials. Nudge Lebanon is a leader in applying behavioural science to a variety of public policy settings, in particular, improving citizen-centred policies and steering people and organizations towards making the most optimal choices, for themselves and their communities.
1st Floor May Ziadeh Street Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Who are we? We are Nuffic: the Dutch organisation for internationalisation in education. From primary and secondary education to vocational and higher education, research and adult education. On behalf of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the European Commission, we work with our partners at home and abroad to help build a peaceful and prosperous society for everyone. Global Development In terms of global development, we focus on promoting and mobilising Dutch knowledge and expertise in post-secondary education to match it with the demands of countries we partner with. Our goal is to strengthen education to raise international knowledge levels. We want to collaborate to tackle today’s global challenges and create opportunities for the future. We contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals by making education and expertise equally accessible for everyone, everywhere. This includes organisations, governments, NGOs and individuals in both developed and developing countries.
Lebanon
The NUNJEZ Association is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to serving the public interest by promoting peace, justice, and strong institutions, and by renewing partnerships for a better and more sustainable future for all. Its programs aim to achieve inclusive and sustainable development, eradicate poverty and hunger, ensure quality education and gender equality, and secure access to clean water and sustainable energy. The Association is also committed to environmental protection, responsible consumption and production, and action against climate change, while working to reduce inequalities and strengthen community resilience.
Dora Trace Center Dora Main road Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
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Nusaned is a humanitarian, community-based and volunteer organisation. We believe that the power to create change comes from working collaboratively. Nusaned does not engage in any political activity, and remains at equal distance from all religions. We support communities based on a non-biased, egalitarian and value-based needs assessment process. Our mission is to support under-served Lebanese communities to become self-sustaining by offering access to food security, building shelter and providing ongoing opportunities for productive economies. We do this through innovative and effective partnerships with communities as well as locally engaged, international organisations and donors.
Nusroto Building Hoch El Omara ,O Rue 26 ,467 245 ZAHLE , Beqaa Lebanon
Nusroto Al-Anashid Association is a non-profit, non-governmental organization, in special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council ECOSOC of the United Nations.Nusroto is established in October 4, 2005 (acknowledgment note 203/AD) and promote humanitarian sustainable development through rehabilitation people who use drugs in its rehab inpatient and outpatient centers, separately for female and male, and especially through Follow-up them after their reintegration into society to keep them as productive and effective individuals. And Nusroto is a member in the World Federation Against Drugs WFAD- International NGO founded in Sweden – and its Executive Director represents Asia in the international board of WFAD since 2014-present Moreover Nusroto has an Academy of music and arts established in 2001 teaching for more than 100 students from different age, theory of music, different instruments of music and vocal exercise in singing. Also Nusroto gives official certificates for technical and professional courses. Beside that Nusroto has a choir (100 members) since 1999 for adolescents and adults celebrating many concerts in Lebanon and abroad. Nusroto established also in 2017 “LAMSA”, a workshop and a show room for hand crafts made by its residents in the rehab center. As well Nusroto founded in 2018 an inpatient correctional center for juveniles referred by the Ministries of Justice / Social Affairs; and an inpatient shelter for Gender based Violence. Furthermore, Nusroto is collaborating with different NGO’s and INGO’s for different activities. One of the most successful was the Community Kitchen organized by IOCC and implemented by Nusroto (December 2015 till June 2019) providing three times a week hot food , vegetables, fruits and bread and delivered to Refugees to Fayda camps and monthly cleaning products and personal items ( shampoo, towels and sanitary napkins for girls, soap, wet wipes, shaving tools, toothpaste , …) Nusroto has a MOU with “Relief International” to receive in its shelter the Mental Health patients; and a MOU with “INTERSOS” to receive their representatives in Nusroto offices in Beirut targeting vulnerable individuals, people with specific needs, and survivors at risk of violence, psychosocial counseling, group emotional support, legal representation and legal counseling and assistance.On the other hand Nusroto coordinate humanitarian actions into Lebanese prisons fifteen years ago and even five years before its official registration. Nusroto is the representative in Lebanon of” Prison Fellowship international” PFI (Washington DC) and serve many inmates into prisons on psycho social, medical, and legal levels. Currently Nusroto Prison Fellowship Lebanon is implementing two projects into prisons: Sycamore Tree Project STP, 2016-2022 , a restorative justice's way in order to reduce repetitive crime; and The Prisoner’s Journey TPJ 2019-2022, to inspire in broken people a new hope for their future. Actually, Nusroto is partnering up with “Search For Common Ground” (Washington DC) to implement into prisons a project on Conflict Transformation in 2021.
Lebanon
NV Innovation Lebanon is committed to nurturing a thriving ecosystem of entrepreneurs, innovators, and changemakers. Through capacity building, fostering innovation, and promoting equality and governance, we aim to support the creation of sustainable businesses and initiatives that contribute to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and enhance Lebanon's role in the global circular economy.
Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Community Engagement: •Promote volunteerism and youth-led community service initiatives. •Educate communities on civic participation and leadership. •Build networks for youth and women leaders to foster collaboration and knowledge-sharing. •Equip youth and women to use digital tools for advocacy and social impact. Erasmus+ KA1 and KA2 Projects: •Facilitate cross-cultural exchange and collaboration through arts, democracy, sustainability initiatives, digital transformation, and community leadership programs.
Halim & Aida Daniel Academic & Clinical Center - AUBMC Special Kids Clinic 2nd floor Maamari Street Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
OpenMinds is an NGO founded in 2012 by concerned individuals to assist people with special needs by: - Raising awareness & promoting integration at all levels, particularly in schools, universities, and the workplace. - Providing financially needy families with various treatments, testing, training, and therapy services at the AUBMC Special Kids Clinic - Supporting research in neurodevelopmental disorders at the Neurogenetics Program at AUBMC.
