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1. Our cause

Empowering vulnerable communities with dignity, care, and inclusion.

2. Our programs

Programs that support protection, health, child development, and long-term community resilience.

3. Our impact

Stories of change from the communities we serve.

Serving people affected by poverty, exclusion, and crisis.

Since 2016, Tabitha has been working with communities affected by poverty, exclusion, displacement, and crisis in Lebanon. Through our community centers, partners, and field teams, we provide protection, psychosocial support, food security, education, livelihood, shelter, and emergency response services to vulnerable Lebanese, refugee, and migrant communities. Our work is rooted in dignity, care, and close coordination with local actors to ensure that support reaches those who need it most.

Community-Based Support across Lebanon

Through community centers, mobile interventions, and local partnerships, Tabitha supports vulnerable communities across Lebanon with protection, psychosocial support, emergency assistance, referrals, awareness sessions, and life skills activities. Our approach is community-based, people-centered, and rooted in dignity, trust, and resilience.

In our community center we address the basic needs of more than 5,000 vulnerable women, children and men in Aley district.

On a daily basis, we are providing healthy food to 1,500 vulnerable children from the Lebanese and Syrian communities.

We strengthen the communities and give psychosocial support to more than 3,000 children affected by the Syrian crisis.

FROM THE BLOG

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