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Minkara Center Mme Curie Street 11032100 Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Red Oak main objective is to develop and nurture a culture of innovation to make it a strategic platform to contribute to future of advancement and prosperity, and to use empowerment to foster and implement new ideas through education, art and culture. Its goal is to build capacities by promoting creative processes, thoughts and tools.
8 Fitzroy Street W1T 4BJ London , London United Kingdom
RedR is a Learning and Development non for profit organisation. We provide learning and development for the humanitarian and development sectors. We envision a world in which highly skilled professionals respond effectively, inclusively, and sustainably to disasters.Working with the largest international multilateral agencies as well as local actors at the grassroots, and many other partners across the private sector, trusts and foundations, and academia, we innovate at the nexus of climate, engineering, and humanitarian response. We strengthen capacity by sharing expertise.We’re transforming disaster response, sharing capacity between humanitarian responders, engineers, climate practitioners, and affected communities. We work collaboratively with a unique range of partners to equip competent and resilient professionals, who can mitigate disaster impact.
beirut Lebanon
About WHRDMENA Coalition: WHRDMENA Coalition is a membership-based coalition of organizations and women human rights defenders engaging with and defending a spectrum of rights and struggles in MENA. The Coalition works through different tracks such as advocacy, digital security, documentation, knowledge production and dissemination to highlight and amplify the work of Women Human Rights Defenders in MENA.
NA NA , Beirut Lebanon
The Regional Development and Protection Program (RDPP) is a regional initiative to support Lebanon and Jordan to mitigate the impact of Syria refugees displacement. The RDPP is a multi-donor platform led by Denmark. Phase III started in January 2023 and we will soon be announcing the new donor group supporting the next 4-year phase of the program
Tripoli , North Lebanon Lebanon
Non-profit Organization, that aims to produce a civilized and healthy society based on solid humanitarian foundations.
Alfred Naccach Street Facing Hotel Dieu Hospital. Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
The René Moawad Foundation was created on November 22, 1991, exactly two years after the assassination of President René Moawad who was elected President of the Lebanese Republic on November 5, 1989 and killed 17 days later.As a regular Member of Parliament and minister in various cabinets, both before and during the civil war, he believed in the unity of the Lebanese people and actively strove towards civil peace, dialogue, national unity and the equality of all citizens.Since its creation by his spouse, the MP Nayla Moawad, and other prominent Lebanese public figures, the RMF has implemented over the years, a multitude of development projects to support the disadvantaged in society.Towards this goal, the RMF provides medical care to the poor; develops agriculture and rural enterprises; conducts literacy campaigns and vocational training;encourages public political participation; promotes democratic values; and protects the environment.The René Moawad Foundation's activities are a tribute to the late President. They promote his liberal ideas, facilitate access to education for the underprivileged, and support the emergence of a responsible citizenry.
Kornesh el Mazraa Main Street Facing Social Security building Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Rescue Me, located in Beirut, Lebanon authorized from the Lebanese Ministry of interior code number 49 registered under the number 10588, is a young Non-profit organization with a vision of a society embraced by safer homes, schools and communities. Rescue Me was founded in 2011 with a mission to undertake crime prevention through social development for a better advanced connected community and improving quality of life for all by providing educational workshops in schools, prisons and community centers. Rescue Me beliefs reside in that being aware of risk factors at early stages in life can significantly reduce levels of crime and violence later on.
Beddawi Main street Ghoumrawi Building Beddawi , North Lebanon Lebanon
Vision: Ribat association is looking for a society that respects quality and acceptance of the other. And uses all of its resources for sustainable development goals. Mission/ strategic objectives: Ribat seeks to promote a culture of rights, and look to prevent all types of discrimination through awareness programs and activities addressing youth, women and children in Menye and Baddawi areas. Ribat seeks to promote acceptance of differences through gathering youth and children of different backgrounds in cultural, artistic and social activities, in the region of Menye, adopting collective and voluntary means.
Hamad Street Beirut Lebanon
What started off as the ‘Bus Map Project’ grew into becoming Riders’ Rights, a grassroots civil society organisation (CSO) built on a collaborative network whose main aim is to make public transport accessible to all and promote inclusivity across ethnicity, gender, age, social status, and physical or mental ability disabilities. Riders’ Rights aims to defend riders’ basic rights and encourage the use of the existing bus and van network as one of the primary means of mobility, while building incremental alternatives or solutions for the sector.
4th Floor, Dekwaneh 1161 Industrial Park Bldg Street #901 Area #48 Dekwaneh, Metn, Lebanon Metn , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Right To Play is a global organization, using the transformative power of play to educate and empower children and youth facing adversity. Through playing sports and games, Right To Play helps over one million children learn through play to create better futures, while driving lasting social change in more than 20 countries each week. Founded in 2000 by social entrepreneur and four-time Olympic gold medalist Johann Olav Koss, Right To Play is headquartered in Toronto, Canada and has national fundraising offices in Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Regional offices are in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Our programs are facilitated by more than 600 international staff and 14,400 local volunteer Coaches.
Halba , Aakkâr Lebanon
Rise and Linguistics’ Association is a non-profit, non-political, educational, social, and developmental organization established in the Republic of Lebanon. It is an association for comprehensive development and empowerment. The Association operates for the public good with no profit-oriented objectives and seeks to empower individuals and strengthen communities through education, training, human development, and social solidarity. First: Educational and Training Sector 1. Contributing to the development of individuals’, institutions’, and associations’ capacities in educational, cultural, and professional fields. 2. Establishing and managing language learning centers and accredited vocational training centers, and issuing certified and recognized training certificates. 3. Organizing educational and vocational training courses at all levels, with special attention to low-income individuals, orphans, and families without a breadwinner. 4. Conducting workshops, seminars, and educational lectures that promote lifelong learning and help build a knowledgeable generation proficient in essential languages. Second: Social and Humanitarian Sector 1. Supporting the most vulnerable Lebanese and Syrian families through the provision of basic assistance, including food supplies, clothing, and medications. 2. Implementing social programs aimed at alleviating living hardships and enhancing social stability within local communities. 3. Organizing social and awareness campaigns to address societal issues and reduce the effects of poverty and marginalization. Third: Health and Awareness Sector 1. Delivering health awareness programs and educational lectures in cooperation with qualified doctors and medical specialists. 2. Focusing on drug prevention, reproductive health, maternal and child health, pregnancy awareness, and healthy lifestyles. 3. Raising awareness about diseases affecting women, with particular emphasis on breast and cervical cancer, including prevention and early detection. Fourth: Human Development and Capacity Building 1. Empowering individuals and enhancing their personal and professional capacities. 2. Encouraging ambition, leadership, initiative, and continuous self-development. 3. Contributing to community development through investment in human capital and the preparation of effective and socially responsible individuals. Fifth: Women’s Empowerment and Gender Equality 1. Strengthening the role of women in society across social, educational, and economic sectors. 2. Promoting genuine equality between men and women in rights and responsibilities. 3. Enhancing the status of Lebanese women in ways that positively impact family and community well-being. Sixth: Institutional Cooperation and Legal Compliance 1. Ensuring continuous coordination and cooperation with governmental and non-governmental bodies, civil society organizations, and supporting institutions. 2. Implementing joint programs and projects that serve the Association’s mission and contribute to sustainable development. 3. Conducting all activities in full compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Through these objectives and activities, Rise and Linguistics’ Association aims to build an aware, educated, and cohesive society capable of addressing social and economic challenges and achieving comprehensive development based on knowledge, solidarity, and social justice.
La Zarieh Building, Block 01-A3, 7th Floor La Zarieh Street Downtown Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Rising Sun for Development is dedicated to promoting mental and physical health across Lebanon, with a special focus on vulnerable children and young girls living in communities affected by war and economic hardship. Our mission is to support those most in need, especially children, youth, and girls, who are most impacted by poverty, illness, and displacement. Through extracurricular, cultural, sports, and recreational activities, we strive to restore dignity, joy, and resilience, helping them rebuild hope and confidence for a better future.
