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Two smiling youth under JEEL programme

22 January 2019

Youth Development

How we’re unleashing our youth’s positive force.

Asaad Sweidan in his growing tunnel in the Bekaa

“I’m back on track now, working with nature”

UNICEF continues to support many of Lebanon’s rural youth through agricultural training programmes and the funding of sustainable income-generating enterpri

Youth participant insaling mettal cage during the C4W programme

Addressing the needs of Lebanon’s youths

UNICEF’s Cash for Work programme targets the basic needs of Lebanon’s vulnerable youths to help prevent the adoption of negative coping mechanisms

Standalone retail displays in Beddawi camp

Youth skills training and employment support

Through UNICEF, more than twenty vulnerable young men and women received paid training and have now opened a ‘mouneh’ business in the Beddawi refugee camp

Participants in the Cash 4 Work programme

Empowering young women in male-dominated world

UNICEF’s specialized Cash for Work programme addresses basic needs and prevents negative coping mechanisms for thousands of youths in Lebanon

Child wearing dickies shoe

Dickies® donates shoes to Beirut children

UNICEF partners and youth volunteers distribute shoes donated by lifestyle brand Dickies® to children and families affected by the Beirut port explosions

27-year-old Bassam, amongst the class of 2021

10 February 2022

Oliver Wyman supports UNICEF’s GIL programme

The UNICEF-developed GIL programme has seen a handpicked team from Oliver Wyman’s Middle East team providing skills to Lebanon’s youth

For the youth who have passed through UNICEF’s ongoing Cash 4 Work programme, it has delivered an opportunity to learn new skills and allowed them to engage in income-generating activities, such as welding and construction.

28 January 2022

Increasing knowledge, developing new skills

UNICEF’s Cash 4 Work programme builds youth’s skills in line with market needs and is providing paid work-based learning to thousands in Lebanon today

As Lebanon continues to face up to what may prove to be long-term economic challenges, UNICEF remains focused on empowering its youth and, through the multi-donor supported Cash 4 Work programme

28 January 2022

Empowering: UNICEF’s Cash 4 Work programme

Through C4W, UNICEF continues to support the nation’s most valuable asset – its youth – by providing skills building and income-earning opportunities

Youth engaging in income-generating and social activities, C4W programme

28 January 2022

US Government support helps Lebanon youth protect peers

To help keep vulnerable children in Lebanon warm, UNICEF’s skills-building programme, funded by the US Government, produced 15,000 winter kits by 160 youth