Funded by the European Ministry of Foreign Affairs and implemented by ACTED, the Lebanese Union for People with Physical Disabilities is providing medical and hygiene kits to beneficiaries in Beirut and Mount Lebanon through its Emergency Program. The July 31 distribution is part of the Integrated Response Project, which focuses on meeting essential needs and […]
744 hygiene kits. Three regions. One priority: dignity. This week, LUPD Lebanon is preparing to distribute 744 hygiene kits provided by UN Women Lebanon and UNRWA to women and girls with disabilities across the Bekaa, South Lebanon, and Beirut. This initiative aims to: Access to essential hygiene is fundamental to health, dignity, and protection, helping […]
Under the title “My Decision, My Choice, My Responsibility”, the LUPD, in the southern town of Sarafand, implemented the sixth session of the psychosocial support program for disabled and non-disabled Lebanese and Syrian women.
The eighth training session for the Access Kitchen team, under the title “The Impact of Cooking on Nutrition”.
The Lebanese Union for Persons with Motor Disabilities, represented by social worker Heba El Abdeen, participated in the meeting of the National Eye Center in Abra – East Saida, which was organized with the participation of Minister of Social Affairs Hector Hajjar and MP Osama Saad, and was attended by a number of representatives of […]
The Lebanese Federation for Persons with Motor Disabilities in the South, represented by colleague Rana Ghanoui, held a meeting with the Executive Director of Balsma Comprehensive Health Center in Al-Hilaliyah, Ramzi Zidan. The two parties discussed ways of cooperation between the Federation and the center and mechanisms of sustainable communication between them, in addition to […]
Within the framework of psychosocial support for women, the Lebanese Federation for Persons with Motor Disabilities (LFMPD) implemented a program in the Manana area, in the southern town of Sarafand, targeting disabled and non-disabled Syrian women, under the title “Continuous Communication”.
This project aims to increase resilience in the face of economic crises and food insecurity.
Access Kitchen introduces a new concept of social inclusion through the pillars it uses to achieve its goals.
