A Small Teddy Bear Left Behind: Rami’s Story from Baalbek

Seven-year-old Rami should be worrying about homework, football with his friends, and which color pencil to use in his notebook. Instead, he is learning what it means to leave home in the middle of fear. Rami is a Lebanese child from Baalbek. He lives with his parents and his three siblings in a modest home […]

Skills for a Brighter Future: ADRA Lebanon’s GROW Program in Action

As part of the GROW project (Generating Resilience for Opportunities and Grow), funded by ADRA Australia, ADRA Lebanon is developing a vocational training program focused on building essential computer skills for youth. GROW aims to strengthen the resilience, employability, and long-term wellbeing of vulnerable school-aged children and young people by strengthening access to inclusive, quality […]

Standing with Displaced Families through Food Assistance

Food insecurity has reached alarming levels among internally displaced families in Lebanon following the escalation of conflict in March 2026. Many families have lost their livelihoods, face restricted access to markets, and are struggling with rising food prices. According to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), released by the Ministry of Agriculture and humanitarian […]

Responding to Growing Humanitarian Needs in Lebanon

Following the renewed escalation of hostilities in Lebanon in March 2026, ADRA has been actively responding to the urgent needs of displaced families across the country. Ongoing attacks, airstrikes, and insecurity have resulted in civilian casualties, severe infrastructure damage, and widespread displacement. More than one million people are displaced nationwide, including approximately 125,600 individuals sheltering […]