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El Zafer building 5th floor Block A Tripoli Bahsas main street 1300 Tripoli , North Lebanon Lebanon
to work in a community-based manner, to support, protect and empower vulnerable people, by strengthening and improving their quality of life, as well as building their capacity.
Bliss Street P.O. Box 11-0236/ AUB Riad El Solh, Beirut 1107 2020, Lebanon Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
The AUB Nature Conservation Center (AUB-NCC) is the leading transdisciplinary academic center addressing nature conservation in the MENA region. We leverage the expertise and experience of AUB faculties, research staff, and volunteers to tackle the region’s most pressing environmental challenges. Mission Our mission is to promote the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity and enable people to become the guardians and beneficiaries of their own natural heritage through research, education, community development, and knowledge dissemination. The Center is committed to the transition to a more environmentally conscious world by integrating sustainable development goals (SDG) into our society's economies and the environment through resourceful innovation, research, and development. Priority Areas Environmental Threats: Applying a citizen science approach to develop actions that address air, water, and soil contamination Community Development: Co-evaluating the beneficial impact of people’s interaction with nature and co-creating livelihood opportunities for everyone to gain from. Biodiversity Conservation: Applying the concept of sustainable ecosystem management to deliver a combination of ecosystem services with resilience to environmental and social change.
St Rock Street Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
AAA is a Non-Governmental, Non-Political & Non-profit Organization, founded in Lebanon by Parents of children with Autism and registered in 2015 under official decree No: 1946.Our mission is to support families of children who struggle with Autism in Lebanon. AAA has opened the "Autism Services Center" ASC, in Antelias on October 2018 to receive children and young adults with autism.Each child has his own IEP (Individualized Educational Program).AAA organizes activities to promote inclusion of the children and their parents in the community. Our goals are to Raise Awareness in the media, in schools and universities, for inclusion and acceptance in the community A Network of Resources between the parents and the therapists in Lebanon A specialized centre for Adults with Autism in Lebanon.
27 Union Square 10003 New York , New York United States
Avaaz is an international campaigning and advocacy organization that provides its global membership of over 69 million people with opportunities to change the world. This includes protecting human rights across the world, saving our planet from climate change and other threats, and fighting to stop disinformation and other cyber threats from undermining our democracies.
Rue St. Fawka B.P. 92 Jounieh-Liban Jounieh Lebanon
AVSI Foundation is an international non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in Italy in 1972. It has been present in Lebanon since 1996 and has implemented more than 50 projects in agriculture and water, education, humanitarian response and emergencies.
3106 Saray Building, 13th Floor Facing Justice Palace Street Saray Area 1300 Tripoli , North Lebanon Lebanon
AWS (Azm and Saade Association) was established in 1988 with a philanthropic mission to support the most vulnerable communities and individuals. Since then, it has evolved into an association that continues to provide support, but also offers programs that will have a long term impact on society through its development programs. AWS focuses on two primary development programs and two services that address the core challenges currently being confronted by some of the most marginalized communities. The two main programs of the organization are Cultural Diversity and Socio-economic Development accompanied by two primary services, primary healthcare and education support. The organization is based in Tripoli, and all of its program will stem from its presence and experience in the Northern region of the country. AWS vision: Marginalized communities transformed and integrated into the socio-economic well-being of Lebanon. AWS mission: Azm and Saade Association strives to build and reinforce human capacities and empower marginalized members of society to develop active, engaged and productive citizens. AWS core values: Integrity - AWS expects all of its members to maintain the highest moral standards and respect the dignity of all individuals at all times within the organization and in their personal surroundings Excellence - AWS aims at providing the communities we serve with professional, responsive and harmonious services that contribute to individual and collective progress Equity - AWS believes that all persons have the right to equitable access to the resources they need to build their livelihoods, support their families and participate in creating a lasting change Global Responsibility - AWS recognizes that, as global citizens, we must respect and protect our environment and strive to ensure efficient use of resources Our objectives: 1. To reduce poverty across vulnerable communities and ensure their integration in building sustainable economies. 2. To become a development leader that delivers efficient, responsive and participatory actions steered by committed and qualified technical and managerial teams. 3. To create a decent environment that serves the emotional, intellectual and physical well-being of all individuals and communities.
Al Motran Street Beirut , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Tucked away in a narrow alleyway in Nabaa, one of Beirut’s most impoverished areas, is a 2‐story building which houses Ayadina Association. From the outside, it seems like any other building, but on the inside, it is the beating heart of the community, bringing together its members every day in a celebration of hope and potential. It’s almost difficult to believe that Ayadina Association started off as a singlehanded effort many years ago. When Maya Najjar, Founder and President, saw the staggering challenges stacked against this underserved community, she began to help in any way she could, carrying food over to one house and medicine to another, going as far as her limited resources would take her. But her dedication soon inspired others, one hand led to another, and in 2004, Ayadina Association was officially registered as a non‐sectarian, non‐governmental organization, with a mission to develop the Nabaa/Sin El Fil community by addressing the needs of underprivileged youth and senior citizens. At Ayadina Association today, children and youth are provided with a rich and dynamic environment where their imagination is set free and their creativity is nurtured through arts classes. They are inspired to dream and grow into positive role models in their community. Senior citizens are offered a full psychosocial program that embraces their basic needs and provides them with the opportunity to socialize and feel a sense of belonging. At Ayadina Association, everyone is welcome and is treated with dignity and respect. We believe that by truly touching one person, a positive ripple effect is created, and an entire community is moved. By opening up opportunities at the center, hope trickles outward nourishing every home in every corner of the community. Today, more than 200 children and 50 senior citizens call Ayadina their second home. The center is open to all without discrimination, supporting both local and refugee communities.
Lebanon
Fighting poverty: creating job opportunities and decent life, access to funds to smaller businesses Women empowerment Protecting the environment
Lebanon
Baakline Municipality is a local government body in the Chouf district, Mount Lebanon. It is responsible for managing local public services, infrastructure, environmental affairs, and community development within its administrative area. The municipality works in the public interest, serving all residents regardless of background, and operates in accordance with Lebanese municipal law. It seeks to build partnerships with civil society, donors, and development organizations to improve living conditions and support sustainable local development.
Hassouna Building / 1st floor el Rachidine Street Aicha Bakkar Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Our mission is to drive positive change at both the local and national level by tackling corruption, empowering women and youth, celebrating our cultural heritage, and providing education and aid to those in need.Bader strives to help shape a prosperous, equitable and inclusive Lebanon where people can reach their full potential.
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Baitna Bldg Frere Afif Osseiran Fanar , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Baïtna was established by volunteers who regularly meet mentally challenged individuals to share their friendship, prayers, and to celebrate life. Based on their experience, especially with those having aging parents, the founders felt the need to care for them after the passing away of their parents in a place they can call home. Their parents often ask: “what will happen to our children after us”. This is where Baïtna can contribute to society by ensuring the continuity of support with dignity. With the help and generosity of caring donors, the association has erected a five-storey building in Fanar to host up to 40 residents and 15 helpers. The first floor was inaugurated in October 2015 and the second earlier this year. The first house currently hosts 12 persons while the second hosts 13 persons. They are taken care of by 8 committed helpers.
