Tag: Beirut
Lighting Up Hay el Sellom: An initiative by Amel’s Child Protection...
The Hay El Sellom district of Southern Beirut is considered by many to be one of the most
underprivileged, marginalized, and at-risk neighborhoods of the...
MENNA is more than a shop
The Amel’s MENNA shop sells unique crafts and artifacts made by both vulnerable Lebanese and refugee women.
Hundreds of marginalized women have been benefiting of...
The Flying Seagull Project: Bringing Laughter and Happiness through Amel
Amel Association International had the pleasure to welcome The Flying Seagull Project, a group of professional entertainers who aim at giving those in need...
Al-Monitor: Confronting Lebanon’s Waste Crisis
As Lebanon’s municipalities dump or burn an estimated 2.5 million tons of garbage annually, environmental activists are trying to raise awareness and change policy....
Playing for a better wellbeing: Amel’s football league is launched for...
“In football, you can win or lose. But we always have to be together, with the same spirit we've always had”. - James Rodriguez
Lebanon is...
Thousands of educational games for children, in partnership with Les Enfants...
Last week, representatives of the association Les Enfants de la Méditerranée (LEM) and Bioviva For Life came to Lebanon to distribute 36,000 educational games,...
Celebration of Mother’s day in Amel centers
Following Mother's Day in Lebanon (March 21), many activities related to this day were organized by Amel and partner organizations through Lebanon, including Beirut...
Amel spearheads Erasmus+ educational seminar ‘Respect for Diversity: Everybody’s Business’ with...
In a world increasingly afflicted by intolerance, disrespect for others and blatant rejection of different ways of living and thinking, training youth on diversity...
My Day Of The Week
On Saturday and Sundays, every week, Migrant Domestic Workers (MDWs) are welcome to visit our Bachar Mohanna and Muslim Akil Center in Chiyah to spend...
