Humanitarian organization with a mission of helping underprivileged families. Supports more than 1200 person with food supplies on monthly basis.

The Apostolic Vicariate of Beirut in response to the tragic blast of the Port of Beirut on August 4, 2020, launched Crossing Together a project meant to “Cross” people together by creating a community center. The Community Center is located in Rmeil, one of Beirut’s neighborhoods most affected by the explosion, and aims at providing spiritual, social and medical support through a fraternal community built with and around the families affected by the blast. Today the Center provides social assistance, psychotherapy for young and adult, and is preparing for the launching of a mobile medical clinic.

Skoun aims to help people with addiction problems claim their lives by providing a nonjudgmental and caring environment of client-centered treatment and counseling. We deliver the tools and information necessary to reduce the harms caused by drug use and we advocate for drug policy reform, increased public awareness and education regarding substance use and addiction. Over the past 17 years, Skoun established itself as one of the key players contributing to achieving an inclusive, balanced and accessible response to the substance use problem on a national level, focusing on 3 key areas of intervention: - Access to specialized care: Through 2 outpatient harm reduction centers, one in Beirut and more recently inBaalbek, approximately 500 individuals with substance use related disorders receive the therapeutic care they need. - Access to Information: Skoun strives for the integration of primary prevention programs within the Lebanese educational system as well as the provision of educational and informative resources in at risk settings. - Drug Policy Reform: Since 2009, Skoun has been leading the national advocacy efforts with a network of partners to push for better policies protecting the rights of people who use drugs.

Khota Ashabab is a non – governmental organization that has been founded by a group of youth, and has a board that encompasses 7 members and a general committee that includes around 30 members whose ages range between 14 and 30. Our core values are based on the belief of all our members that every individual has the potential to make a change. Once youth are made aware of their potential, one can naturally become an active member of their community and civil society. Therefore, we aim to empower youth for them to establish a team-spirit amongst themselves, as well as a culture of peace with their surroundings. As youth start to create a strong sense of ownership and self-responsibility within themselves, they would progressively begin to internalize values like integrity, fairness, and transparency, while serving their community and holding local stakeholders accountable for their actions. Khota Ashabab will therefore become a beehive for youth to grasp their best potential in a supporting environment and to capitalize on their talents for the betterment of civil society. We know that through our dedication and adaptability in trying to get the real world to be the closest version possible to the ideal world, an example of perseverance with optimism will be set. Hence, herein comes Khota Ashabab’s utmost value… reflecting the vivid and dynamic youth spirit. Our Vision: “An environment that inspires the youth to change.” Our Mission: “Khota Ashabab aims to promote peace by developing youth policies and capacities and engaging the corresponding stakeholders in this process.”