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Humanitarian action and emergencies

From left to right, Edouard Beigbeder, UNICEF Representative in Lebanon, Dorothy Shea, U.S. ambassador in Lebanon and Firas Al Abiad Lebanese Minister of public health
Press release
28 December 2022
The United States Increases Emergency Assistance to UNICEF by $1.3m to Support Lebanon’s Response to the Cholera Outbreak
UNICEF Staffers during their visit in Akkar responding to Cholera Outbreak
Press release
26 October 2022
UNICEF is actively supporting the Lebanese Government fighting the Cholera outbreak
Illustration of a woman in a call center
Page
13 October 2022
UNICEF Lebanon Helpline
UNICEF Helpline aims to answer your questions about programs, services and assistance provided by UNICEF for children and families in Lebanon
Children happy and playing
Article
11 October 2022
UNICEF AAP prioritises the voice of those accessing services
“Enhancing AAP into programmes and activities contribute to achieve the wellbeing of every child and rights holder”
During the Republic of Korea's visit
Press release
01 September 2022
Republic of Korea funds essential health services for children and families in Lebanon
The LECORVAW centre in Qalamoun
Article
08 July 2022
Supporting the most vulnerable children
The ‘Haddi’ cash grant for children proves critical in helping meet the basic needs of the most vulnerable children
Malak in her kitchen
Article
08 July 2022
“Without Haddi, we would be living on the streets”
UNICEF’s cash grant for children provides a lifeline for the most vulnerable, who are finding it even more difficult to make ends meet
A child getting examined by the doctor at the PHC
Press release
20 April 2022
Lebanon’s crisis is threatening children’s health – UNICEF
Staff checking the winter kits
Press release
27 January 2022
UNICEF receives US$ 1.8 million from the Government of Japan to support children and families with winter assistance
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