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Hamra st Piccadilly Building, 6th Floor Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
1 open job
TFL is an NGO working to ensure that all children in Lebanon, regardless of socioeconomic background, have access to a quality education. As an organization, we staunchly believe that quality education is not just a simple human right but it is also a weapon to reinforce tolerance, critical thinking, and social cohesion, which leads to a more prosperous, democratic, and sustainable world. Thus, providing quality education, psychological support, and reintegration of vulnerable children is what we work relentlessly for. The model of Teach For Lebanon is an education innovation that focuses on youth capacity building to provide quality intervention and systemic support for students. TFL employs and trains the nation’s top-notch graduates, “TFL Fellows”, and places them in schools serving underprivileged refugee and Lebanese children. The Fellows receive on-going training and support to address educational disadvantages by: - Providing transformational teaching that places their students on a path of academic success - Expanding their students’ horizons and visions to help them realize their full potential - Working with the students, schools and local community to alter mindsets through example and advocacy - Developing extracurricular activities, providing workshops, and community based projects for students families and community leaders Fellows work in orphanages, semi-free schools and public schools, in formal and non-formal education, covering both the first and second shift program to ensure quality services to underprivileged children. Fellows also provide psycho-social support to their students through recreational activities and psycho-educative interventions in teaching. This serves as an effective solution that will help children overcome psychological struggles, and in turn unleash their full potential in their learning, cognition, and emotional regulation, hence, leading to better academic performances.
Amman , 'Amman Jordan
Tearfund is a Christian charity which partners with churches in more than 50 of the world’s poorest countries. We tackle poverty and injustice through sustainable development, by responding to disasters and challenging injustice. We believe an end to extreme poverty is possible. Thousands of people needlessly suffer and die every day because of poverty. But that’s not God’s plan for the world. And God is calling you – all of us – to reach out to people in greatest need. We partner with local churches and organisations who have a crucial role to play in the places worst affected by poverty.
Tyre- Abou Deeb Street- Sour Center-Floor 3 Tyre Lebanon
2 open jobs
Terre des hommes (Tdh) is the leading Swiss organisation for children’s aid. Through health, protection and emergency relief programmes, Tdh assists millions of children and their families in more than 45 countries each year. Tdh opened its Lebanese delegation in 1977 and remains a main child protection agency in South Lebanon.
Sour Al- Watanieh Str. Tyre, Al Housh , South Lebanon Lebanon
1 open job
Terre des Hommes Italia protects children from violence and abuse and works for every child’s right to health, education, and life. In Lebanon since 2006, it operates in the North, Mount Lebanon, South Lebanon and North Beqaa on protection, education, livelihood and community support.
President Charles Helou street Baabda Lebanon
Founded in 1995, T.E.R.R.E. Liban is an independent Lebanese non-governmental organisation devoted to the creation and implementation of environmental education within Lebanon and has been a leader in the promotion of environmental solutions for sustainable development. In 2002, the organisation was officially registered under the decree-law 106/AD.The organisation aims to: Spread environmental concepts to all citizens separate from any political or religious concepts.Help and preserve the Lebanese natural heritage and its precious environmental biodiversity.Protect the natural resources and change people’s behaviours and habits through environmental education. T.E.R.R.E. Liban has implemented projects funded by GEF/UNDP-SGP, the Swiss Embassy,the European Union, UNICEF, and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and many other donors from the Lebanese private sector
Lebanon
To empower marginalized and underrepresented communities by providing access to essential resources, fostering sustainable development, and promoting social equity. Through collaborative initiatives and advocacy, Tetawjeddo seeks to inspire positive societal transformation, ensure equal opportunities, and enhance the quality of life for individuals in need.
Lebanon
Agrimovement envisions a sustainable just future, where communities thrive through resilient social practices, equitable access to food, and empowered people. Agrimovement strives to promote food sovereignty, advocates peoples’ right to food, environmental stewardship, and economic growth by fostering innovation, knowledge-sharing, and collaborative partnerships in socio-economic development Agrimovement supports research pertaining to seed preservation, environmental conservation, and best practices in ecological farming.
Baabda , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Theplav has set itself a variety of goals varying from promoting arts themselves, to supporting women and children, non-violence and the environment, to working on human development (particularly through the arts), art support, and art therapy.Among its objectives and actions are: Training Artists, Training trainers, Training educators on Creative Pedagogy, Training non-violence activists, Training art therapists, Supporting Women, Promoting Arts themselves and arts at the service of education and society, Promoting theater making among youth, Environmental Activism, Promoting Human development…
Limassol Cyprus
In 2018, a team of humanitarian affairs experts, conflict analysts, researchers, and programme specialists established the Center for Operational Analysis and Research (COAR). Having experienced the effects of contextual knowledge gaps within the protracted humanitarian and stabilization response to Syria, COAR’s founding members concluded that a new approach was necessary. COAR is an independent social enterprise that supports the international community to navigate and adapt policy, programmes, and projects to emerging and progressively complex, fragile, and high-risk environments. We develop conflict-sensitive, sustainable, and adaptable solutions using bespoke, real-time, and longitudinal analysis and research. COAR leverages social media, individual networks, field research teams, and country-specific expertise to gather and translate data into understanding and action. Based on direct access to affected populations and a deep understanding of their respective political, economic, social, security, and environmental systems and stakeholders, COAR builds a blueprint for humanitarian, stabilization, early recovery, social-cohesion, resilience and development-focused interventions.
Office Furn el-Chebbak main street 3rd Floor, Scala Bldg. Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
The Centre for Social Sciences Research and Action is a multidisciplinary space creating synergies and bridging between the scientific, practitioner, and policy spheres. The Centre for Social Sciences Research and Action aims to foster social change through innovative uses of social science, digital technologies, and publication and exchange of knowledge.
Beirut Lebanon
The Chain Effect is a non-profit and independent organisation merging education and advocacy with design and planning. We believe the bicycle can become a viable and desirable option for getting around conveniently in Lebanon, transforming its cities into a healthier, more efficient and more pleasant place to live in and flow through. Our mission is to promote the bicycle as a sustainable and convenient form of urban mobility, and facilitate its use in Lebanon through street art, public interventions, community projects and wholistic city planning.
Hassana Fathallah Daouk Str. West P.O. Box 13-5806 Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
The Child and Mother welfare association is a charity organization based in Beirut. The association paved the way for Lebanese charities as it expanded and survived through some of Lebanon’s toughest days. The Child and Mother welfare association’s goal is to raise the standard of living of the Lebanese family by offering health, social, vocational and cultural services. Founded in 1944 by an all-female board, the association led the way in women empowerment. At a time where the Lebanese society was wary of females joining the workforce, the women behind the association were true pioneers. By providing occupational training and job opportunities to women, the association was raising the health and social status of people with limited income through:• Inclusive care for the whole family from children to elderly people.• Assist Lebanese families through health, social, educational and developmental projects.
