Learning Domes By LAL  : Continous Learning

Education

Learning Domes By LAL : Continous Learning
The ongoing war on Lebanon has displaced over 1.2 million people, including approximately 350.000 children. The future of an entire generation hangs in the balance, with schools closed or repurposed as shelters, leaving countless children without access to education. If we do not act fast, the long-term impact on their education could be devastating. To address this urgent crisis, LAL is launching the "Learning Domes" initiative. This initiative aims to create multiple learning domes in areas hosting large numbers of displaced families and provide children with access to education. These domes are quick and easy to set up and will serve as temporary learning hubs where children can enjoy a safe and stable environment to continue their studies despite the instability surrounding them. Our pedagogical approach is built on an innovative self-directed learning using digital offline content from TABSHOURA ensuring that children can continue learning independently even in areas with no internet access. By employing displaced teachers as facilitators, we will empower both students and educators, giving teachers the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to their communities while earning an income. Through the generosity of our partners, 6 domes have been secured and we will repurpose our container in Akkar to serve the same goal. Designed by our innovative collaborators, Design 4 Communities, these Learning Domes are quick and easy to set up, serving as temporary learning hubs where children can enjoy a safe and stable environment to continue their studies despite the instability around them. Each 7x7 meter dome can accommodate up to 40 people and will be equipped with tablets, computers, internet access, a seating area, and an offline access box. By contributing, you support the remaining learning spaces and ensure that thousands of displaced children do not lose their chance at an education. Together, we can provide these children with hope, stability, and the opportunity to continue learning despite immense challenges.

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Urgent Mental Health Care for Families in Lebanon

Solidarity with Lebanon

Urgent Mental Health Care for Families in Lebanon
Hi there, I'm Maya - a Lebanese-Brazilian investor focused on supporting mental health companies and nonprofits serving the most vulnerable through early-stage investing and pro bono advisory work, including sitting on the Board of Advisors for Embrace Lebanon. Please join me in raising emergency funds for Embrace Lebanon, a pioneering, stigma-busting Lebanon-based nonprofit providing urgently needed mental health services to thousands of families experiencing mass displacement and ruthless violence due to the growing Israel-Hezbollah conflict. In a country already grappling with economic collapse and political instability, the ongoing conflict has left over a million people traumatized, displaced, and in urgent need of basic necessities, as well as critical mental health services. Embrace needs our support to provide critical, urgent services: - Expand the capacity of their free 24/7 crisis hotline and turn it virtual for their employees' safety (the lifeline received over 500 calls in the past week alone) - Deploy mobile crisis units to reach displaced populations, offering immediate psychological first aid and psychiatric consultations, including medications for those who have lost access to their prescriptions or pharmacies (they received 150 requests for this in the past week alone) - Equip their existing mental health clinic with a trauma center for those directly impacted by the violence (e.g., wounded or experienced a loss of a loved one) In 2023 alone, Embrace helped 12,000 callers of their crisis hotline and provided 5,000+ free and subsidized consultations via their mental health in-person and mobile clinic. They also reached over 5,000 youth in their awareness and rural outreach programs. Here’s how your contribution can make a difference: - $500 supports a month of free psychotherapy and logistical assistance for an individual suffering from trauma-related mental health conditions. - $1,000 covers a full day of operations for the Embrace Lifeline, providing life-saving support to individuals in distress. - $6,500 supports a mobile mental health team for a month, delivering crisis intervention and direct specialized mental healthcare to displaced, isolated, and underserved communities.

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In Solidarity with Lebanon's Displaced

Solidarity with Lebanon

In Solidarity with Lebanon's Displaced
In Solidarity with Lebanon's Displaced The situation in Lebanon is critical. Our country has been grappling with a severe economic crisis for the past few years, with an estimated 44% of the population living below the poverty line. Now, the Lebanese people are consumed by intensive and unprecedented bombing. Thousands of civilians have been killed, wounded and disappeared. Over one million displaced from Southern Lebanon, Bekaa, and the suburbs of Beirut have nowhere to seek refuge. Some have found shelter in schools, but many are forced to live on the streets. We urgently need to support our people. To address the most urgent needs, the Lebanese Association for Civil Rights (LACR) is organizing a call for donations. We greatly value your support. Our humanity unites us across the globe. Thank you for your generosity. Contact: [email protected]; [email protected]; For donations : Bank: SOCIETE GENERALE DE BANQUE AU LIBAN - SASSINE Account: 010610546007978 - ASSOCIATION LIBANAISE DES DROITS CIVILS Currency: Euro IBAN: LB35001900000010610546007978 Swift: SGLILBBX Compte : 010610546007840 - ASSOCIATION LIBANAISE DES DROITS CI USD Devise: USD IBAN: LB75001900000010610546007840 Swift: SGLILBBX LACR in brief: The Lebanese Association for Civil Rights (LACR) is one of the leading human rights organizations in Lebanon, established in 2003. Its origins trace back to efforts initiated during the civil war in 1983 by two thinkers and activists, Walid SLAYBI and Ogarit YOUNAN, who were awarded the International Gandhi Prize in 2022. Recognized for its expertise and innovative approaches, LACR operates during both conflict and peacetime, focusing on various groups including youth, workers, teachers, people with disabilities, and women. The organization works with public and private schools, promotes dialogue and reconciliation within communities, and advocates for legal reforms. Among its initiatives are: Non-Violent Houses in villages (BILAD, meaning "the country"); Non-sectarian Non-violent Youth (CHAML, a political action movement); Non-Violent Mothers (UMAHAT, promoting civil peace and opposing war); a Continuing Training Center for all categories (with Slaybi and Younan being pioneers of interactive training in Lebanon); the National Campaign for the Abolition of the Death Penalty in Lebanon (LACR is a member of the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty and received the French Republic's Human Rights Prize in 2005); and the National Campaign for Civil Marriage in Lebanon. In 2014, the founders of LACR realized their dream by establishing the Academic University for Non-Violence and Human Rights (AUNOHR), a unique of its kind in Lebanon and globally, offering master’s programs and diplomas. https://worldcoalition.org/membre/lebanese-association-for-civil-rights-lacr/

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Lebanon Emergency Response

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Lebanon Emergency Response
ISWA is a local NGO based in Saida Lebanon. Our organization has been working in emergency response since its establishment 1985. We are committed to providing essential aid to those affected by this crisis. However, the scale of the needs far exceeds our current capacity. Your support is crucial to enable us to deliver help quickly and effectively. The situation is getting worse, with countless families displaced and in desperate need of assistance. The recent events have caused a huge increase in the number of displaced people , including a significant number of children. Over 1.2 million families are now displaced across Lebanon, with many seeking refuge in overcrowded shelters. The situation is terrible, and people are suffering greatly. We are committed to providing essential aid to those affected by this crisis. However, the scale of the needs far exceeds our current capacity. Your support is crucial to enable us to deliver help quickly and effectively. In this urgent time of need, Your donation can help: >Supply critical medical resources to paramedics and emergency services. >Purchase of fully equipped ambulances. >Provide hygiene kits, including much-needed feminine hygiene products, to displaced families. >Support food distribution via various food modalities to those struggling with food insecurity. >Provide non-food items (mattresses, blankets, and pillows) to newly displaced families. Donate now to help the people of Lebanon!

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H.A.P- Lebanon Fundraiser- Al-Najdeh Al Chaabieh

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H.A.P- Lebanon Fundraiser- Al-Najdeh Al Chaabieh
Stand in solidarity with Lebanese health workers and support the Sumud (steadfastness) of the Lebanese people in the face of unprecedented Israeli aggression by donating to Al-Najdeh Al Chaabiyeh Hospital. As the world bears witness to one-year of Israeli genocide against the Palestinian people, Israel has expanded its military devastation to Lebanon, heavily targeting the South. Amid forced mass displacement, more than one million people across Lebanon have been uprooted in just 2 weeks due to the ongoing, deadly, and indiscriminate Israeli airstrikes. Many are struggling to find shelter and meet their basic daily needs, in a country with an already strained economy. Israel is deliberately targeting hospitals and health care workers leading to the complete or partial incapacitation of at least 6 hospitals and the killing of at least 150 healthcare workers in Lebanon to date. Health workers Alliance for Palestine (H.A.P) is collaborating with Samidoun Lebanon (https://www.samidounlebanon.com) to support the medical and relief response in Lebanon and are raising funds urgently to support Al-Najdeh Al Chaabiyeh Hospital to help ensure it remains operational. Al-Najdeh Al Chaabiyeh hospital, a non-partisan non-sectarian frontline hospital in the city of Nabatiya in southern Lebanon and one of the few remaining functioning centers in the region, provides vital care to residents in the region. It’s affiliated with al Najdeh al Chaabiyeh association (Secour Populaire Libanais), a civil, non-governmental, non-profit organization, working in the field of sustainable human development and serving everyone regardless of race, gender, sect, or belief. Health workers Alliance for Palestine (H.A.P.), is a group of health workers based in Canada that was formed in 2021 in solidarity with Palestine and the Palestinian people driven by principles of social and environmental justice and liberation of oppressed people everywhere. Samidoun Lebanon is a civil relief coalition to support people in Lebanon that was established in 2006 to address the effects of the Israeli aggression on Lebanon. The coalition relies on grassroots and participatory work, practices transparency in all its procedures, and is entirely voluntary. Samidoun Lebanon has extensive experience in supporting relief efforts for the Lebanese population during previous crises including the Israeli war on Lebanon in 2006 and the catastrophic explosion in Beirut on August 4, 2020.

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