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Furn el Chebbek , Beirut Lebanon
ARCS - NGO association was founded in Rome in 1985 by Arci, the largest secular association for social and cultural promotion in the Italian Third Sector.ARCI’s mission, history and values have their roots in the experiences of mutual solidarity in the late nineteenth century and they are today put into practice in the support for all forms of association for active citizenship, in the fight against all forms of social exclusion and in the defense of freedom and of participatory democracy, in the affirmation of a global society of rights and justice. ARCS has assumed these principles and put them into practice in the construction and consolidation of international relations and partnerships.The ARCS action plan in its international cooperation activities consists in the involvement of communities and citizens in the widespread creation of relations and cooperation between territories and communities, through the enhancement of civil aggregations, the building of networks of interest and the strengthening of democratic ownership.For the assertion of peace and human rights and the elimination of all forms of poverty, injustice and social inequality ARCS practices: Education to world citizenship and peace; Cooperation, solidarity and international volunteering; Humanitarian aid and reception. ARCS' priorities: - Civil rights, democracy, peace and self-determination of peoples- Humanitarian emergencies, refugee rights and reception- Migration and co-development- Intercultural dialogue- Promotion of voluntary associations- Social and Cultural education and training for all- Children's rights- Gender rights and empowerment- Civic training, active participation and international mobility for young generations- Protection of cultural heritage- Food sovereignty and protection of common goods- Social and environmental sustainability, fight against climate change, promotion of renewable energies- Sustainable lifestyles, critical and conscious consumption
Point A Offices, 12th Floor Ashrafieh, Hotel Diue Street Behind - USJ 17-5112 Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
ARK is a social enterprise, empowering local communities through the provision of agile and sustainable interventions to create greater stability, opportunity, and hope for the future. We believe that resilient communities are the foundation of local, national, regional, and international development and stability – and ultimately a safer, peaceful, and more prosperous world. At ARK, we have delivered research and programmatic interventions validating this approach in over twenty countries since 2008. As a social enterprise we work in partnership with communities, our donors, and other implementers to build local capacities, generate opportunity and bring about sustainable change.
Lebanon
A Cave to Echo Your Needs through the World! Children rights. youth engagement, women's rights, disabled rights
Gharios building, floor 5 Snoubra Street Ain El remmeneh Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Asmae is a French, non-religious, non political organization, created in 1980 by Sister Emmanuelle. Our main mission is the development of underprivileged children. Asmae helps them to choose and to build their own way towards autonomy, in their own environment.We support educational, sanitary and psychosocial activities for underprivileged children from Burkina-Faso, Egypt, India, Lebanon, Madagascar, Mali, Philippines and France. Our philosophy is to work closely and in partnership with local organizations. Asmae always considers the economical, cultural, social and familial contexts in its programs, trying to find sustainable solutions to the problems.Asmae is active in Lebanon since 1987.
Mohammad el-Hout Street Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
ASSABIL is a non-governmental organization established in 1997 to establish and promote public libraries in Lebanon that are free and open to all. We believe that public libraries play an important role in the development of individuals and societies - at all times, but especially in times of change and public citizen engagement for democratic change. Free and unlimited access to information is an essential prerequisite for the development of a well-informed citizenry and democratic society.Since 1998, ASSABIL’s members, staff and volunteers have joint their efforts to: Promote public libraries as public and community spaces in the city.Expand the network of the municipal public libraries of Beirut.Establish and operate a network of mobile libraries.Establish and consolidate a Resource & Training Center for librarians and educators.Support and strengthen ASSABIL’s network of partner libraries throughout Lebanon.
Beirut Governmental University Hospital - Karantina NA Karantina , Beirut Lebanon
Overview At ASSAMEH Birth & Beyond, we believe every child deserves access to quality healthcare, regardless of financial circumstances. As a nonprofit dedicated to pediatric care, we provide life-saving medical treatment to underprivileged children in Lebanon, ensuring they receive the care they need at very low cost to their families. We achieve that through supporting the pediatric wards in Beirut Governmental University Hospital – Karantina. Mission Our mission is to deliver specialized, high-quality pediatric healthcare to vulnerable children while supporting their families. Through partnerships with Beirut Governmental Hospital in Karantina and other healthcare providers, we bridge gaps in Lebanon’s healthcare system by offering critical medical support where it is needed most. Vision Our vision is a Lebanon where no child is denied medical treatment due to financial hardship. By mobilizing resources, engaging with local and international partners, and advocating for accessible pediatric healthcare, we work tirelessly to create a sustainable model of medical assistance. Where we work ASSAMEH Birth & Beyond supports multiple pediactric and maternal units across governmental hospitals in Lebanon. Moreover, our primary operations are based at the Beirut Governmental Hospital – Karantina, where we support the pediatric and maternal unit by providing essential treatments, surgeries, and neonatal care. We first equipped the unit in 2015 and have stayed committed to its growth ever since—especially after the Beirut port explosion, when we stepped in to replace the damaged equipment.With the opening of the new building, we further upgraded the facility with new medical equipment. In 2024, we proudly supported the launch of the hospital’s obstetrics department, further expanding access to maternal and neonatal healthcare services. We have also rehabilitated and continue to support the Pediatric Ward within the Department of Mother & Child, the only public pediatric and newborn facility in Beirut. Approach At ASSAMEH Birth & Beyond, we take a holistic and sustainable approach to pediatric healthcare. By supporting the pediatric unit at Beirut Governmental Hospital – Karantina, we assit the hospital in providing neonatal care, pediatric surgeries, and critical treatments to children in need. Our work relies on strong collaborations with hospitals, medical professionals, and international organizations to bridge gaps in Lebanon’s healthcare system. Recognizing that illness affects the entire family, we offer guidance and financial assistance, helping parents navigate their child’s medical journey with dignity and hope. Beyond immediate care, we focus on long-term sustainability, strengthening Lebanon’s public health infrastructure through capacity-building and medical training. At ASSAMEH Birth & Beyond, we don’t just treat patients— we insure that every child has the best experience possible at the hospital.
Lebanon
We look forward to a just and prospered society that is capable of using the capacities of their citizens and where they enjoy freedom, justice and protection and where human rights are respected and applied. We work on improving education, economic, health, environment in and on empowering vulnerable and marginalized groups especially women and children.
Forest building, 4th floor Al alam 116/5439 Badaro , Beirut Lebanon
AEP is a non-profit organization founded in 1984, by a group of bankers and businessmen who were interested in social work. AEP believes in the human being without any discrimination in sex, race, opinion, religion or social class. AEP is one of the pioneers in the field of micro credit finance. It gives access to those who cannot afford bank regulations and complications. AEP believes that everyone has the right to get a loan. This is clearly revealed in the mission of the association: "Beyond assistance…. the right to economic initiative…the right to loan for everyone." AEP aims to encourage people with small fruitful projects, either individual, collective or cooperative, to contribute in the social and economic development. AEP provides its beneficiaries assistance & support enabling them to carry out their projects and to lead them to the success. As a microfinance NGO, our broader objective is to create sustainable economic growth and reduce poverty by providing access to financial services to underserved communities, especially women and marginalized groups: 1. Empowering women entrepreneurs through microloans and business training to enable them to become financially independent and support their families.2. Providing start-up loans and technical assistance to unemployed youth to start their own businesses and help stimulate local economies.3. Collaborating with local partners to promote financial literacy and improve access to financial services such as savings accounts, insurance, and credit.4. Encouraging sustainable agriculture practices and supporting smallholder farmers through affordable credit and training programs, ultimately enhancing food security and eradicating poverty in rural areas.5. Promoting environmentally friendly and sustainable business practices among our clients to help mitigate the effects of climate change and build more resilient communities.
Yehya Bldg. 4th floor Youssef Karam Sin El Fil , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Association du Foyer de l'Enfant Libanais (AFEL) is a non-profit, non-politically affiliated, non-religious civil association which has been founded in 1976. Since then, AFEL has taken care of more than 5,000 children, enhancing the daily lives of countless people giving entire generations the means to be autonomous and responsible adults through a unique holistic approach which incorporates the family in the child’s rehabilitation process. We work to be actors of social change by raising social awareness and assisting children facing abuse, delinquency, and learning difficulties equipping them with the tools to protect themselves, become independent, and build resilience, thereby facilitating their insertion into society. Our Vision: Promote children and their rights by raising awareness and fostering public understanding of human rights, particularly through the International Convention on the Rights of the Child. Become a national reference in Lebanon in the field of protecting children at risk. Be an actor of social change Our Mission: Ensure the provision of guidance, protection, and intervention for children facing abuse, delinquency, and challenges in learning and communication. We are committed to offering comprehensive support that encompasses educational enrichment and vocational training, empowering children to develop protective mechanisms, gain independence, build resilience, and acquire essential educational and vocational competencies.
Lebanon
The Ibn al Insân Association (Son of Man / SONOFMAN) is a growing multisectoral humanitarian and relief institution that works in Lebanon after its registration with the Ministry of the Interior in Lebanon (Receipt 2606/2016) in Lebanon and, in France, to the Prefecture of Police (Advert 1106 Paris 75 of June 19, 2018; declaration receipt from the Association n ° W751245090 / SIRET 84077136400014), under the name Association Fils de l'Homme (AFIDH). We have close ties with decision-makers and humanitarian stakeholders in various parts of the world. Our objectives are to serve each human being, regardless of his origin, his sex, his religion or his political choices, in a vision of moderation, universality and cohesion. . We want to protect human life, especially the most vulnerable, and promote their dignity by all means available to the humanitarian community.
Aref Al-Naamani Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
The Association for Charity & Culture is a non-profit organization established since 1966, specialized in quality education. Our mission is to give young people the knowledge, tools and opportunities needed to improve their lives of others.It offers private and affordable school system, and has a reputable vocational institute.Simultaneously, it provides an alternative family-based care of children who have been deprived from their biological families or have financial difficulties within their intermediate families.
245 - First Floor Sagesse St. 10 Jdeideh , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
The Association for Forests, Development and Conservation (AFDC) is a non-governmental organization that was established in 1994. AFDC aims to Protect Forests and Natural Resources and Achieve Climate and Land Degradation Neutrality Towards a Resilient Planet through promoting mitigation practices to withstand climate changes and land degradation impact; building an environmentally educated and responsible society empowered and inspired to preserve and protect forests and natural resources; advocating sustainable governance of forests and natural resources; promoting best sustainable development practices to improve livelihood of communities while conserving the natural and cultural heritage; and adapting evidence-based practices to promote scientific approach in resources in forests and natural resources management.