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Children in the playground doing activities
Programme
17 October 2022
Palestinian Programme
UNICEF’s Palestinian Programme in Lebanon assists Palestinian children, mothers and youth
Raed, a Syrian refugee
Report
14 October 2021
Vulnerability assessment of Syrian refuges in Lebanon
VASyR 2021

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Vulnerability assessment of Syrian refuges in Lebanon 2021 (VASyR) (PDF, 3 MB)
Rahaf, 15 years old at her family tent
Press release
29 September 2021
UN: Syrian Refugees in Lebanon Struggle to Survive Amid Worst Socio- economic Crisis in Decades
An alley in Burj El-Barajneh
Article
16 June 2021
“My children have nothing; no food, no clothes, nothing!”
This is the story of four families of different nationalities living in southern Beirut’s Burj El Barajneh camp.
Portrait of Saleh Hamdu Ibrahim, 22 years old, father of two,  a Syrian refugee from  Deir ez-Zor
Press release
18 December 2020
Nine out of ten Syrian refugee families in Lebanon are now living in extreme poverty, UN study says
Aids in al Jaleel camp
Article
12 May 2020
UNICEF supports the fight against #COVIDー19 in #Lebanon.
UNICEF to meet growing needs of families impacted by COVID-19 pandemic in AlJalil camp.
Children sitting in class participating in a coloring activity.
Article
29 May 2019
A brighter future starts with an education.
Education is not only a fundamental human right, but also a ray of hope for young children living in Burj Barajneh Palestinian camp.
UK government regional Arabic spokesperson Alyson King and BLN sudents in a group photo.
Article
14 May 2019
How do UNICEF and UK Government support education?
“It’s great to see UK Government supports vulnerable children”
A girl in a child friendly space standing on the slide with a smile of her face. UNICEF and partners supported more than one million girls, boys, adolescents and young people across Lebanon in 2018 with health, nutrition, education and child protection services. Working in close collaboration with the Lebanese authorities, UNICEF continues to put children at the heart of its programmes, bridging humanitarian action and development work.
Press release
10 April 2019
UNICEF and partners reached over one million children in Lebanon last year
Strong partnerships with 22 donors and 84 implementing partners made UNICEF’s work for children possible in 2018
Sara Abo Al Ardat (23), Saida, Lebanon - "I participated in the GIL project and want to continue with new projects to help solve the problems we face in Lebanon."
Article
25 February 2019
UNICEF Lebanon - empowering a young generation
“My generation is the one to deliver the necessary change.”