For almost 40 years Libami has stood with Lebanon's most vulnerable families, keeping children in school, putting meals on the table and offering care when it is needed most.
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Libami pays part or all of the school fees for around 587 children every year. Without this support, hundreds of them would be forced to drop out, and in today's Lebanon dropping out often leads to early child labor or social exclusion.
Give to this →Every day, Libami prepares 70 balanced hot meals for the children in its academic support program, plus 30 more for some of their siblings.
Give to this →Around 130 of the most vulnerable families receive monthly parcels of essential food items, on a rotating basis. They live in overcrowded housing in areas such as Nabaa, Bourj Hammoud, Dekwaneh, Dora, Fanar, New Rawda, Sabtiyeh, Sid El Bouchrieh and Sin El Fil.
Give to this →Around 423 people a year get access to essential healthcare through Libami, including doctor consultations, medication and emergency surgical interventions.
Give to this →Every afternoon, around 70 children come to the Libami center for homework help and academic reinforcement. Many have nowhere suitable to study at home.
Give to this →When the conflict in Southern Lebanon escalated, Libami quickly distributed mattresses, blankets and food supplies to affected and displaced families, giving immediate relief in a critical humanitarian situation.
Give to this →Libami began in 1987, during the civil war, when its founders came together to save a man hurt by a landmine. It has kept the same commitment ever since, and the Lebanese Government officially recognized it in 1994.
Read more about usEvery gift, large or small, goes to families in Sin El Fil, Dekwaneh, Bourj Hammoud and nearby neighbourhoods.
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