This project aims to strengthen the resilience and protection of the most vulnerable persons with disabilities and their families in the Bekaa Valley (Baalbek and Bar Elias), whether refugees or from host communities.
The massive displacement of September 23, 2024, represented the first serious test of the long-discussed emergency plan since the start of the Israeli aggression on border villages in October 2023. The Ministry of Interior and Municipalities’ response demonstrated a complete failure to facilitate the movement of hundreds of thousands of displaced people northward. Southern displaced […]
Improving the resilience and protection of the most vulnerable persons with disabilities and their families, both refugees and host communities, in the Bekaa, especially women and girls at risk and survivors of GBV.
This project aims to mitigate the impact of the multi-faceted crisis on the health, hygiene, and protection of girls and women with disabilities.
The project is built on three main pillars to empower the most vulnerable groups, particularly women and girls among refugees and host communities, with a special focus on women with disabilities.
Reducing the vulnerabilities of crisis-affected and displaced populations in Lebanon, including Syrian and Lebanese refugees and stateless people.
The crisis cell for people with disabilities in the face of the COVID19 pandemic, which includes representatives of the LUPD, the Friends of the Disabled Association, the Youth Association for the Blind, the Darb Al-Wafaa Association for the Socially Disabled, Mousawat, the National Association for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the Lebanese Association for […]
