تدعم منظّمة إنقاذ  الطّفل  العائلات النازحة والمجتمعات الأكثر حاجةً في كافة أنحاء لبنان للوصول إلى ظروف معيشية آمنة وخدمات أساسية. تواجه العديد من العائلات التي اضطرت إلى النّزوح من منازلها ظروفًا صعبة في الملاجئ المؤقتة أو الأماكن المكتظة حيث تكون الاحتياجات الأساسية محدودة.

ندعم في ايجاد المأوى ونوزّع المواد المنزلية الأساسية كالبطانيات والوسائد وأدوات المطبخ لمساعدة العائلات على الحفاظ على الراحة والأمان والكرامة أثناء الأزمات. كما نشجّع لممارسات السلامة في المأوى، بما في ذلك التوعية على السلامة من الحرائق والتعليم المجتمعي للمساعدة في منع الحوادث وحماية العائلات التي تعيش في مساكن مشتركة أو مؤقتة.

بالإضافة إلى ذلك، نقدّم برامج المياه والصرف الصحي والنظافة التي تحسّن الوصول إلى المياه النظيفة والمرافق الصحية الآمنة وخدمات النظافة. تساهم هذه التدخلات في حماية الأطفال والعائلات من الأمراض وتحسين النتائج الصحّية وخلق بيئات معيشية أكثر أمانًا. كما ندمج في عملنا اعتبارات النوع الاجتماعي والشمولية لضمان قدرة النساء والفتيات والفئات الضعيفة على الوصول بأمان إلى الخدمات التي يحتجن إليها. 

Save the Children staff gathering information in a shelter in northern Lebanon

Save the Children in Lebanon visited a collective shelter in the north of Lebanon to provide hygiene kits and recreational activities to children and families there. Nadine Malli/ Save the Children

مزيد من المعلومات حول أعمالنا

Hadi* and Hani* create art during a Healing & Education Through the Arts session, Lebanon

In partnership with local organisation ISWA, Save the Children in Lebanon organised a Healing and Education Through the Arts (HEART) session designed to help children express their feelings and strengthen emotional resilience through art-based activities. The session was held in a welcoming classroom space where girls and boys engaged in drawing, painting, and sharing stories as a way to explore themes such as trust, safety, and connection. This initiative is part of Save the Children’s broader psychosocial support work, fostering creativity, confidence, and emotional expression in a supportive group setting. Jean Hatem / Save the Children

التعليم 
Tarek* and Samir* create artworks using modeling clays during a HEART session

In partnership with local organisation ISWA, Save the Children in Lebanon organised a Healing and Education Through the Arts (HEART) session designed to help children express their feelings and strengthen emotional resilience through art-based activities. The session was held in a welcoming classroom space where girls and boys engaged in drawing, painting, and sharing stories as a way to explore themes such as trust, safety, and connection. This initiative is part of Save the Children’s broader psychosocial support work, fostering creativity, confidence, and emotional expression in a supportive group setting. Jean Hatem / Save the Children

الحماية الاجتماعية، والأمن الغذائي، وسبل العيش 
Children hold their artworks after a Healing & Education Through the Arts session, Lebanon

In partnership with local organisation ISWA, Save the Children in Lebanon organised a Healing and Education Through the Arts (HEART) session designed to help children express their feelings and strengthen emotional resilience through art-based activities. The session was held in a welcoming classroom space where girls and boys engaged in drawing, painting, and sharing stories as a way to explore themes such as trust, safety, and connection. This initiative is part of Save the Children’s broader psychosocial support work, fostering creativity, confidence, and emotional expression in a supportive group setting. Jean Hatem / Save the Children

حوكمة حقوق الطفل 
A group of children works closely together on a shared surface, each one focused on their individual drawings while still part of a collective experience during a HEART session

In partnership with ISWA, Save the Children organized a HEART (Healing and Education Through the Arts) session designed to help children express their feelings and strengthen emotional resilience through art-based activities. The session was held in a welcoming classroom space where girls and boys engaged in drawing, painting, and sharing stories as a way to explore themes like trust, safety, and connection. This initiative is part of Save the Children’s broader psychosocial support work, fostering creativity, confidence, and emotional expression in a supportive group setting. Jean Hatem / Save the Children

حماية الطفل