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UNICEF Staffers during their visit in Akkar responding to Cholera Outbreak
Press release
26 October 2022
UNICEF is actively supporting the Lebanese Government fighting the Cholera outbreak
Child washing her hands with clean water
Page
25 October 2022
Cholera
Everything you need to know about the Cholera outbreak in Lebanon
Illustration of a woman in a call center
Page
13 October 2022
UNICEF Lebanon Helpline
UNICEF Helpline aims to answer your questions about programs, services and assistance provided by UNICEF for children and families in Lebanon
Children happy and playing
Article
11 October 2022
UNICEF AAP prioritises the voice of those accessing services
“Enhancing AAP into programmes and activities contribute to achieve the wellbeing of every child and rights holder”
During the opening of the new rehabilitated warehouse in karantina
Press release
09 June 2022
UNICEF inaugurates the Ministry of Public Health’s newly constructed and rehabilitated Supplies Warehouse in Karantina
The son of Ajaib standing at the door
Article
14 December 2021
Lebanon’s new class of hyper-marginalised
Lebanon’s hyper-marginalised: excluded from mainstream social, economic, educational, and cultural life. In many cases, children are impacted the hardest
Fadia and her husband sitting outside of their house
Article
23 November 2021
“We have no money to get us through winter”
The family’s only financial support is provided through UNICEF’s ‘Haddi’ (meaning ‘next to me’) child grant. For this family, it is their survival lifeline.
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Press release
23 November 2021
Lebanon: UNICEF survey highlights children’s ever-worsening situation with dramatic deterioration of living conditions over six months
“The staggering magnitude of the crisis must be a wake-up call. Urgent action is needed to ensure no child goes hungry, becomes sick or has to work instead of receiving an education.” Yukie Mokuo, UNICEF Representative
Children from Hesbi in southern Lebanon
Article
23 November 2021
Many in Lebanon are pushed closer to the edge
“We can’t even think of rebuilding our homes. The economic situation is tough now. We can’t even buy tea glasses. How can we rebuild?”
Twenty-nine-year-old Lebanese mother Hanan
Article
23 November 2021
In Lebanon families are barely surviving 2021
The lunch she packs her children off with have been getting smaller. Today she sent them for the first time with nothing more than schoolbooks in their bag