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Thursday, March 6, 2025

Samia’s story: A mother’s struggle against hunger

In a small community kitchen behind Beirut’s bustling souk, Samia stirs a pot of Mujaddara, providing warmth and nourishment to hungry children. As Lebanon’s economic crisis deepens, families in Shatila camp struggle to afford even the most basic meals. With food prices soaring, World Vision Lebanon and Ahlam Lajea step in to offer a crucial lifeline. But for many, the question remains, how long can they hold on?

World Vision water and wastewater testing Laboratory

World Vision in Lebanon equipped an internal water and wastewater laboratory in order to provide more efficient, reliable and timely results for all its...

Faith leaders advocate to positively influence laws related to violence against children

Lebanon has been spiralling into extreme poverty, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its socio-economic repercussions. Consequently, violence against...

Bringing warmth to families in the north

Under the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP) Activation – Protracted Crisis Project, World Vision, funded by the Australian Government through the...

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Food parcels to support caregivers with their children’s school needs

Inflation. A word introduced to every person living in Lebanon three and a half years ago when the economic crisis affected everyone with an inflation rate...

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Even superheroes need a support

Parenthood should not be torture and caring for children can be one of the hardest responsibilities anyone can ever handle. Caregivers hold this...

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When youth come together, great things happen

Dreaming big is the first step to achieving your goals. Empowering youth to dream big gives them the courage to believe in themselves, in order to become...

Everything you need to know about World Vision Lebanon accountability process

Why is it important to express feedback? What are the available feedback channels in World Vision Lebanon? How do we deal with complaints? Learn more about...

No child should be left behind

In conflicts and instabilities, children with disabilities are among the most vulnerable; they face a real risk of exclusion, neglect and stigmatization...

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For the first time in 10 years, I feel productive

Cash for Work project funded by the “German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development” implemented by GIZ in partnership with World Vision...

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Children and parents acquiring new knowledge with World Vision

Life is a learning journey for everyone. For parents, there is always new information that might help them shape a better understanding to their children’s...

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World Vision is providing counseling to help ease the caregivers burden

People cope with the stressors of life in different ways. Imagine coping with the worst economic crisis a country has ever faced.

Abdallah, 11

A chance to education, a future unlocked

After fleeing their homes and losing all their basic human rights, the only thing giving refugee children a sense of hope in these precarious living...

Zeinab: It was a multi-beneficial opportunity

In partnership with the United Nations World Food Programme in Lebanon (WFP), World Vision in Lebanon aims to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable...

A warmer winter ahead

Under the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP) Activation – Protracted Crisis Project, World Vision in Lebanon, funded by the Australian Government...

Safe environment, happy children

With support from World Vision, the Scout National Orthodox provided more than 200 children at a child-friendly space in Tripoli with child protection...

Children at Sea

A family from the north of Lebanon shares their testimonies about their life as fishermen, and how the children are forced to work at sea to support their...

E-cards

“At least I know my children will not go hungry”: e-cards; a sense of normalcy

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and World Vision have partnered in Lebanon to support families impacted by the multiple crises with food...

Anna-Maria and Mouatassem

The responsibility Early Childhood Education teachers carry

When talking about teachers, one can never truly express the amount of gratitude people feel towards them. The influence they have on their students is...

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Experiencing education in a happy and colourful way

Experiencing education for the first time is a big event for little children. With the support of World Vision German, World Vision in Lebanon is providing...

Samira

Warm homes, warm hearts

Under the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP) Activation–Protracted Crisis Project, World Vision, funded by the Australian Government through the AHP...

A place for children to self express

World Vision provided 300 children and teenagers in Beirut and Mount Lebanon with psycho-social support and life skills sessions addressing child...

Food parcels filling the gap

World Vision, in partnership with the World Food Programme in Lebanon (WFP) aims to support 22,795 families with monthly in-kind parcels, in the hope to...

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Producer groups in joint exploration of knowledge and experience

With many years of experience, producer groups from different value chains from all over Lebanon are meeting every week with consultants from World Vision...

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World Vision is improving the skills and knowledge of milk producers

Knowledge and experience are two primary factors in the success of any job or skill. With years of experience, the farmers of Ain Arab, South of Lebanon...