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Jounieh, Main Street Jounieh , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
The Association for the Protection of Jabal Moussa (APJM) is a non-governmental, not-for-profit Organization, founded in 2007, with the aim to conserve the biodiversity and preserve the cultural heritage of Jabal Moussa and its surrounding villages Jabal Moussa Biosphere Reserve (JMBR) is a unique mix of biodiversity and history, located in Kesrouan district, Lebanon. Jabal Moussa and surrounding villages became part of the UNESCO Network of Biosphere Reserves under the Man and Biosphere (MAB) program in 2009. As part of the MAB program, JMBR addresses human livelihood improvements and nature conservation through a participatory and adaptive management. Natural heritage: Although it is located in the midst of intense human activities, JMBR remains pristine and rich in biodiversity. Its slopes are covered with dense forests and woodlands of oak, pine, and hop-hornbeam with an understory of several rare and endemic plant species. It was designated a Global Important Bird Area (IBA), with more than 137 migratory and soaring bird species recorded. Rare and threatened mammals, such as wolves, hyenas and rock hyraxes, still thrive in this protected environment. Cultural heritage: Jabal Moussa portrays the interdependence of Man and Nature throughout history through various spiritual and archeological sites: Mystic Adonis Valley as a death site of god Adonis according to Phoenician mythology; Roman stairs along the Mountain's Southern slope; rock carvings by the Roman Emperor Hadrian; ruins of an old village isolated in the mountain; Mar Geryes Monastery; and a Cross at the mountain summit. Programs: APJM activities and projects fall into one of the three categories below: Conservation: Studies and scientific research projects Three local tree nurseries supplying seedlings for reforestation Degraded sites Rehabilitation “Tabsoun Tabsoun” environmental awareness kids book Flower and Tree Identification handbooks Socio-Economic development: Production and marketing of “Jabal Moussa” food & handicraft products Ecotourism: Packages for guided hikes inside the reserve Local guesthouses and Bed & Breakfast
NA Zgharta , North Lebanon Lebanon
HIMAYA DAEEM AATAA Association is a National Non profit organization based in Zgharta the North of Lebanon, registered under the number 1674.HDA’s interventions cover whole Lebanon . HDA supports all vulnerable nationalities: Lebanes, Syrian Refugees, Palestinian and Iraqi community.The sectors of interventions are : Protection, Child protection, GBV, Livelihood, Health, Mental Health, Shelter and Social Stability. Governance is one of the most important program of HDA. This program is based on supporting Municipalities and the different governemental institutions to build their capacity on Transparency ,PVE and Anti-corruption policies. HDA has experience in responding to Humanitarian emergency during the Syrian Crisis and played an important role since HDA was part of the LCRP, and the National Strategy of the Lebanese governement.
karm al aarish Zrarieh , South Lebanon Lebanon
Premièrement : notre message : Le message fondamental de l’association (AINO): L’amour, l’acceptation des différences, le soutien et le défi. Nous cherchons à aider les personnes ayant des besoins spéciaux en offrant un programme adapté afin qu’elles puissant avoir une vie décente et assez autonome pour s’intégrer dans la société et rétablir leur rôle réel. Deuxièment: Notre vision: Créer un monde où toute personne souffre une défience intellectuelle ou autre puisse affronter une vie assez autonome. Troisièment: nos objectifs: Accroître l’autonomie de personnes ayant des besoins spéciaux grâce à une communication positive, des traitements de soutien, des programmes de réadaptation individuelle et compétentes dans les divers domaines: vie sociale, dynamique, sportive, psychologique, artistique et professionnelle… Sensibiliser, soutenir et aider les familles en les guidant sur les moyens les plus importants à suivre pour traiter les personnes ayant des besoins spéciaux. Coopérer avec les organismes officiels et non officiels au profit des personnes ayant des besoins spéciaux. Encourager le bénévolat auprès des personnes ayant des besoins supplémentaires. Garantir le droit des personnes mentalement déficieux à des soins éducatifs, psychologiques, sanitaires, familiaux et sociaux. Développer les capacités d’une personnes ayant des besoins spéciaux. Améliorer l’intégration sociale des personnes ayant des besoins spéciaux. Motive la participation des personnes ayant des besoins spéciaux à divers programmes d’orientation professionnelle : production des approvisionnement, cire, savon, couture, cuir, sciure, poterie, parfum, mosaïque… et autres. Former les personnes ayant des besoins spéciaux aux programmes rythmiques, cinétiques et professionnels : art/recyclage, musique, théâtre, sports, conglomérat agricole, soins des animaux… Quatrièment: Services: Diagnostique et évaluation complète de chaque cas par une équipe spécialisée. Elaboration de plans et de programmes de réadaptation cognitive, intellectuelle, individuelle, thérapeutique et professionnelle. Fourni de traitements de soutien, tels que : Orthophonie et ergothérapie Psychomotricité Psychothérapie Thérapie artistique Thérapie musicale Thérapie d’expression corporelle Thérapie par médiation Thérapie par l’intermédiaire des animaux Table ronde thérapeutique Bibliothèque de jeux intellectuels Natation… Formation professionnelle et réadaptation des personnes ayant des besoins supplémentaires dans le cadre du travail spécialisé et équipé. Soutien à la création d’emplois. Centre de services de l’après-midi, comprenant des services curatifs, sportifs, récréatifs, éducatifs et autres… Cinquièment: cas et âges de bénéficiaires: L’association accueille : Les enfants à partir de trois ans. Les cas de déficience intellectuelle légère et modérée. Les cas de trisomie et certains troubles de communication. Sixièment: groupe de travail: Une équipe spécialisée composée de : Un directeur Spécialistes en logopédie/ formation spécialisée Spécialistes en surveillance sociale et sanitaire Physiothérapeutes Orthophonistes, ergothérapeutes et psychanalystes Coches d’activités (musique et métiers artisanaux…)
Lebanon
Intellectual disability, Awareness, Advocacy, Education
Main Street - Facing LIU Bekaa , Beqaa Lebanon
Founded in 2013, Association Nabad for Development, hereinafter referred to as NABAD, is a civil, nongovernmental and non-profit organization working on the alleviation of human suffering, dismantlement of injustices, development of impoverished and disenfranchised communities, and empowerment of individuals. With the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as its base for action, Nabad’s principal focus is on ensuring that individuals and communities are aware about their rights and responsibilities, have the capacity to practice these rights and have access to the means that allow them to enjoy these rights. Among the domains that the Organization has experience working in include alleviation of poverty and conflicts, raising public awareness on citizenship, protection, democracy and human rights, empowerment of youth and women, and promotion of social stability and peace building. Nabad concentrates its efforts on helping refugees, developing the Lebanese society in general and the local communities in Bekaa and Mount Lebanon in particular, especially by supporting and developing poor families and enhancing the educational, economic and social aspects of the marginalized and underprivileged segments thereof. Furthermore, it focuses on providing these communities with the resources and expertise that are necessary to reach proper environment for creativity to consolidate, strengthen and further develop their capacities and so of the civil institutions and avail access to the resources that allow them to reach their full potential. The Organization’s scope of operation covers the entire area of Bekaa, South, Beirut and Mount lebanon. Nabad has a human resource base of 40 staff members and a volunteer corps of 300 professionals. All of the staff members have a solid experience in the Emergency Response Operation for Syria Crisis in various positions ranging from front line field staff to senior management ranks and have developed a solid expertise in the various sectors of the humanitarian field Our Vision: NABAD envision communities where all individuals own their personal responsibilities & enjoy their rights which echoes NABAD’s internal spirit in order to achieve social justice and economic growth. Our Mission: NABAD is committed through innovative programming to empower affected communities focusing on the most vulnerable individuals to provide the necessary tools and skills that enable transformation and achievement of sustainable solutions eventually contributing to the UN SDG goals impacting the individual and influencing the community.
Afif Tebi Street P.O.Box 6099-113 Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Association Najdeh’s mission is to empower Palestinian refugee women in Lebanon. Najdeh believes that self-reliant women will be able to play a participatory role in the decision making process, to contribute substantially to the sustainable development of the Palestinian refugee community in Lebanon. In addition, Najdeh believes in advocating for the rights of Palestinian refugees, regionally and internationally
Beirut Lebanon
1- Enhancing the spirit of citizenship in the Lebanese society.2- Providing aid to the needy, the poor, and the decent families, and providing them with social and health care, including providing medicines, especially for chronic conditions, including in general for all (disasters - war, ....).3- Establishing a spirit of volunteerism and self-reliance in civil society.4- Cooperation and coordination with communities, institutions, and bodies with similar goals inside and outside the headquarter country.5- Providing educational grants to needy children who are unable to bear the costs of education and to secure all the necessary supplies to acquire knowledge (stationery, books, school fees).6- Executing various projects in partnership with municipalities and ministries.7- Establishing and supervising hospitals, clinics, medical centers, social and service institutions, educational centers, institutes, orphanages, and nursing homes.
DLPA BUILDING Anout el Chouf main road Main road Aanout Zaarouriye Iklim el Kharroub - Anout el Chouf , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
our association is committed to providing the highest quality emergency medical services available to the communities we serve. At the same time, we will facilitate the education, training, and understanding of injury and illness prevention as well as our role in the response, treatment, and transportation of the sick and injured. The objectives are: – Excellence in total patient care – Recruitment and retention of good people – Excellent training opportunities provided and available – Assuring the infrastructure necessary so that our services will be available regardless of man-made or natural disaster – Having an excellent, well deserved image and reputation in the emergency services and general communities, and maintaining good relationships in these areas. These goals and objectives are equal in weight and importance, except that patient care is always most important, and is held in highest regard over all other items.
Lebanon
The Association of Lebanese Industrialists (ALI), Established in 1942, is the main national association of manufacturing companies operating in Lebanon. It deals with both economic and social issues concerning business and advocates a policy of balanced industrial development for all Lebanese regions. The Association seeks to create and maintain an environment which is favourable to industrial investment, job creation, growth and development. ALI represents Lebanese Industry and interprets the needs and recommendations of the industrial community in dealing with public institutions, including the Parliament, the Government, the Trade Unions and other organizations in Lebanon and abroad. ALI participates actively in policy-making consultations on a very broad range of issues, including economic and social policy, labour legislation and industrial relations, social security and health care, taxation, policies for small and medium-sized enterprises, education, and research and technology, and the environment. The Association plays a major role in economic and social policy matters and is actively committed to fostering the development of Lebanese industries and supporting their response to the new challenges of global competition and international integration.
Lebanon
Provide services of mental health
Lebanon
Support entrepreneurship and social solidarity among civil society actors
Lebanon
Bqaa Kafra Rural Development Association is a local non-profit organization that aims to support and develop the local community in the town of Bqaa Kafra through promoting social and economic development, and supporting the agricultural and tourism sectors. The association works to empower community members, improve livelihoods, and encourage sustainable initiatives that contribute to local development and social cohesion.
