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.
Supported by MPDL and funded by Asturias, the LUPD worked to strengthen resilience and improve livelihoods for over 150 women and girls with disabilities from different nationalities.
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.
This vital project aims to provide protection and specialized support to girls and women with disabilities who are survivors of violence in the areas of Beirut and Mount Lebanon.
The center works to meet the needs of disabled and non-disabled refugees in the Bekaa Valley, and conducts assessment visits to Syrian refugee camps to evaluate the conditions of disabled people.
Develop specific strategies for primary prevention of violence against women and girls with disabilities; raise awareness of the risks and signs of abuse against them at the community level; promote change in social norms by addressing perceptions of disability; and empower action teams.
