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Friday, September 19, 2025

A window to safety: How Roula returned to Tyre

When bombing forced thousands to flee southern Lebanon, families like Roula’s lost everything. Emergency aid restored homes, dignity, and hope.

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...

Children posing

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...

Boutros

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...

Nasser

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...

Sabah

There is always another right way

As part of its plan to empower and train producer groups on sustainable cost-efficient practices that will allow farmers to improve the quality of their...

Dalaa

How much can a Lebanese mother endure?

1 Corinthians 13:13: “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.” Mothers, are God’s proof that angels exist. And...

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Amoun: A timely support

In the past year, World Vision, with the support of USAID's Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), provided essential hygiene items and COVID-19...

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Building their personalities through life skills sessions

Learning a life skill is important for children. From decision-making to independent thinking, problem-solving and socialising, World Vision is teaching...

Elie

The prominent youth of Akkar

The youth are the future. Empowering them means empowering and creating future leaders capable of handling the hard situations that they might face.

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.

Safaa and her 7-year-old daughter Dalaa in Akkar, Lebanon

How much can a Lebanese mother endure?

Lebanese mothers are enduring and coping with the worst economic crisis Lebanon has ever faced shielded with faith that God is always by their side, hope...

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...