A Country in Crisis

Lebanon is facing a severe humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by political instability, economic collapse, and the aftermath of the 2020 Beirut port explosion. The country’s over 1.5 million Syrian refugees have strained an already fragile system, while more than 3 million Lebanese are struggling with food insecurity. The country has witnessed widespread poverty, with over 80% of the population now living below the poverty line. Christian communities in Lebanon, traditionally a significant part of the population, also face increasing challenges due to the political and sectarian tensions. Attacks on Christian neighborhoods and churches have risen, and many Christians have been forced to flee their homes.

Our Response

Our team is currently in Lebanon, providing:

• Business development initiatives
• Education for children
• Emergency relief
• Medical clinics and healthcare
• Sustainable agriculture projects
• Vocational training and economic opportunities
• Victim rescues

We are actively working in Lebanon to provide relief and long-term support for displaced and vulnerable communities. Our emergency aid efforts ensure that families in crisis receive immediate assistance, including food, medical care, and other necessities. Through education programs, we equip children with the knowledge and skills needed for a brighter future, while our vocational training empowers adults to achieve self-sufficiency. Our business development initiatives and sustainable agriculture projects create economic opportunities, fostering long-term stability. Additionally, we stand with persecuted Christian communities, offering vital support to help them remain and thrive in their homeland. By addressing urgent needs and investing in sustainable solutions, we are working to restore dignity, stability, and hope.