To improve the health conditions for families, we implement WASH.

Humanitarian Context WASH activities aim to support vulnerable Syrian refugees and Lebanese families through:

- Providing emergency water and sanitation support in the targeted temporary settlements together with maintaining and upgrading water and sanitation systems in substandard buildings

- Promoting good hygiene practices with the distribution of personal and household hygiene and baby hygiene kits

Development ContextLEB RELIEF also implements community support projects in vulnerable locations all over Lebanon, including infrastructure rehabilitation, upgrade of water transmission lines, construction of water tanks and rehabilitation of pumping stations as well as building chlorination systems in vulnerable communities. Beneficiaries of these projects are from Lebanese host communities as well as Syrian refugees.

Supporting the targeted municipalities and water establishments by strengthening their capacity to address the immediate, medium and long term water and sanitation needs of the targeted communities through the implementation of water and sanitation projects together with hygiene promotion activities.

Wash Interventions under the humanitarian context compyling to Sphere Standards, under the development context in urban and suburban areas.

LebRelief Youth & Adolescent Project are established to propel a shift in Lebanon from a nation that is divided along religious, political, socio-economic, and ethnic lines to one where people can co-exist, unite, and work together for a better future. LebRelief does this through creating educational opportunities and giving equal access to quality educational programs to children, youth, and women in the marginalized communities.

LebRelief’s programs raise general awareness on mutual respect, tolerance, and acceptance of the other to create a dialogue of peace. To empower the marginalized youth and women living in Lebanon TODAY with the skills and knowledge to become active agents of change for a better TOMORROW without any discrimination.

Our Programs:

- Life Skills
- Accounting&Financial Skills Training.
- Painting Training
- Mechanical Maintenance Training
- Wall-papering Training
- Technical Training

Training are performed in coordination with private,, public institutions aiming to improve and build the capacity of both.Moreover, LebRelief works on the proper job placement of the trained right holders and recruits those that have been technically trained on its labor intensive prrojects.

Protection services includes the provision of positive parenting to caregivers and community based psycho-social support (PSS) and focused PSS to children in order to decrease child labor and early marriage.

Moreover, support on a one on one basis for families and individuals who are most vulnerable to assortedprotection risks. The program aims to strengthen the child protection system including government and non-government service providers and the community and enhance law enforcement and related regulations to identify children at risk and protect them from violence, abuse and exploitation.

It also aims to improve the capacity of the judicial system to meet the minimum standards and practices of justice for children in dealing with children in conflict with the law and children at risk.

We believe that helping families to increase and diversify their incomes is a critical way to reduce poverty, enable people to develop self-reliance, dignity and to become more resilient to the challenges they face. Our programs reached over.....people empowering them to support themselves and their families. Given that up to %70 of those living in absolute poverty are female, empowering women is a key prioirty within our livelihoods progrrammes.

Since the beginning of the Syrria crisis the labour force in Lebanon has increased by %50. Levels of unemployement have risen and wages significantly dropped, especially in the low skills sectors and poverty increased among both Lebanese and Syrian refugee populations. An estimated %52 of Syrian refugees are now unable to meet their minimum survival requirements and more thhan %70 are living below the poverty line.

To utilise the agricultural potential in lebanon, Leb Relief has started agricultural programmes which focus on the most vulnerable Lebanese farmer communities and syrian labourers to strenghen food chains that aims to assist the rural economy and support livelihoods substainable.

LebRelief has also introduced a range of market-based technical and vocational trainings to improve employability of vulnerable host and refugee youth. Thhrough this , LebRelief is supporting men and women to earn decent incomes by advocating for fair wages, equal remumeration and inclusive growth and have implemented cash for work problems.