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girls

Life skills and Psycho-social support sessions help ease the burden

The worries of a teenager should be simple, school, homework and friends. However, not all teenagers are blessed with such a simple life.

WV staff and Assma

Positive parenting sessions for a positive future

Parenting might be difficult for many caregivers. It comes with tips and tricks that not all parents can ask an expert to help them understand it more...

Adam

Early Childhood Education in Lebanon – A Good start into a Bright Future

The most effective path to long-term growth remains reducing the educational gaps that exist among the most vulnerable students. Access to education...

Sanaa

Serving their communities.

Nurturing Care Groups

Few steps toward sustainable agriculture

World Vision is working in Bekaa with grape farmers and producers' groups to increase their interaction and cooperation. In addition to helping them get...

Farah's children

Single mothers: going above and beyond

Under the Nurturing Care Groups project, World Vision aims to provide 3000 caregivers, during two years, with key messages about child protection and...

CCL meeting

One door closes, another opens

One door closes, another opens.

child with a book

World Vision paves the path for the children’s education.

At the ages of five and six, children start experiencing and achieving new educational milestones in their life. But what about the children who do not...

Douaa with Mohamad and Mahmoud

World Vision provides a safe space for mothers to express their feelings.

Living in a one-room tent can be very hard. The lack of privacy and not being able to sit alone is disturbing. And for ten years now, refugee mothers are...

Better safe than sorry

COVID-19 cases are surging again around the world, and Lebanon is no exception – over 2000 daily cases were reported in the past month. Families are having...

FGD

Reducing risks of exploitation during distributions

Syrian refugee women in Lebanon continue to experience gender inequality over the past decade of displacement. This inequality is demonstrated in less...

Najib

Olive tree: Source of pride and productivity

For centuries olive trees played a fundamental role in the life of the Lebanese. Lebanon’s Mediterranean weather and fertile lands provide the perfect...

Abed

How the Australian Government has helped families recover from a harsh winter

Days are longer, water is warmer, and sunshine is abundant – It’s summer in Lebanon. Yet, the winter just gone is still fresh in people’s memories. the...

More than just a food parcel

The Lebanese economic crisis took headlines by storm as one of the worst global financial crises since the mid 19th century. However, the true severity is...

Let me live my childhood - تركوني عيش الطفولة

"Let me live my childhood - تركوني عيش الطفولة" is a song performed by World Vision Lebanon children's committee in "Bint Jbeil" area, South of Lebanon to...

Jana

What children love about early education!

Children are the future builders of the nations. And almost 60 million of them across the world are not going to school or have access to education. This...

Hamza standing

A future as bright as his eyes.

Education is an essential process a child must undergo early in life to learn and develop skills that will enable him to acquire basic knowledge and aspire...

BHA II

Supporting families during multiple crises

For over two years, Lebanon has been inundated with multiple crises – the relentless economic and financial collapse which started in late 2019, followed...

Raghad and Sana

Young blood eager to help

World Vision Lebanon, in partnership with UNICEF, through the Communication for Development (C4D-2) project, aims to amplify the voices of children...

Education for a better future

In partnership with UNICEF, World Vision in Lebanon is enhancing the access of vulnerable children to education opportunities. Out of school children are...

WASH team

SHE can do anything

This year’s International Women’s Day theme is “Break the bias” which will guide us throughout the year. In partnership with UNICEF, World Vision Lebanon...

Group Photo

Youth Engagement in Akkar

The main goal of "Tasharok" project is to promote social cohesion among youth in targeted communities and develop interexchange events that help youth...

Rachel

Future Leaders in the Making

Equipping the youth with lifeskills and personality development practices can be one of the most valuable favours someone can offer them during their...

Visser project in Tripoli

The Visser project proposes to address violence against children by mobilizing and equipping faith leaders and Faith-Based Organizations (FBOs), who are...