Ten Lebanese initiatives in human development, family development and social renewal, each linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and clear impact indicators.
The Jarrah Charity Kitchen has been running for 7 years and its figures come from actual delivery. The Bunyan centre is in its launch phase (founding document issued in June 2026); the other eight initiatives are proposed projects, ready for implementation in Lebanon (2026–2027), and their figures are targets.
Projects shown: 10 No projects match this selection.
DeliveredA generous hot meal for the families most in need, cooked by volunteers, 7 years without a break
800 hot meals a week in Beirut and 400 iftar meals a day in Ramadan (plus 250 in Tripoli), prepared by a team of 8 volunteers in every work shift.
LaunchingProductive training: from trainee to producer earning an income
The Foundation's training and development arm: four training bags, a digital agency run by graduates, and accredited certificates verified by QR code.
Ready to implement 2026–2027A programme preparing young leaders to design community-service projects and measure their impact
40 training hours, then a real service project in each region, impact measured before and after, and a showcase day for partners and municipalities.
Ready to implement 2026–2027Empowering homemakers to earn an income from home through digital skills
Discover the skill, then 6 weeks of hands-on phone-based training, then a collective digital showcase under the “Bayt Muntij” name and six months of monthly follow-up.
Ready to implement 2026–2027Retirees mentor young people professionally... and young people teach them digital skills
A weekly meeting for three months: one hour of career mentoring and one hour of digital teaching, and a joint piece of work shown at the annual “Generations Day”.
Ready to implement 2026–2027Empowering public-school teachers to use AI and pass their expertise on to colleagues
30 hours from Al-Inmaa Center's AI bag, classroom application in 3 documented lessons, then each teacher trains three colleagues.
Ready to implement 2026–2027Community learning spaces that work when the power goes out
Three points in phase one with 15–20 seats each, and a daily programme: study support, then work hours, then training courses.
Ready to implement 2026–2027A practical programme for parents on positive parenting and protecting children online
12 sessions in three themes, then joint sessions in which each family writes its own “family digital charter”.
Ready to implement 2026–2027Practical financial education for families in times of crisis
6 practical workshops, then a simple budget notebook, rotating savings groups (“jamaiyya”), and a path into “Bayt Muntij”.
Ready to implement 2026–2027Preparing municipalities to launch simple digital services built by local youth
A digital baseline survey, then 20 hours of training and real digital services, then an operating manual and 3 months of follow-up.
All figures on project cards are targets, not achieved results, unless stated otherwise.