Access to healthcare in the country is threatened by the pressure on the deteriorating public services on top of the soaring prices of private healthcare. Lebanon hosts more than 1.5 million Syrian and Palestinian refugees, in addition to approximately 250,000 migrant workers.
We have adapted our services in the past years to provide free, quality healthcare to many communities, including Lebanese people. We run and support health facilities in six governorates, providing general, paediatric, reproductive, and mental healthcare, as well as treatment for non-communicable disease, vaccinations, and health promotion.
Our activities in 2022 in Lebanon
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2022.
676
676
€25.6 M
25.6M
1976
1976
165,100
165,1
44,700
44,7
10,600
10,6
3,620
3,62
Five months into border conflict, displaced people’s needs are on the rise
Providing healthcare to people displaced by military escalation along Lebanon's southern border
Syrians in Lebanon avoid healthcare in fear of deportations
Migrant workers are abused and ignored under the Kafala system
Access to vaccines and clean water essential as cholera spreads in Lebanon
Breaking barriers to mental health care in Lebanon
Healthcare system in Lebanon disintegrates as political vacuum persists
Beirut one year after the blast: Economic crisis and COVID-19 create the perfect storm
Overlapping crises in Lebanon increase needs and worsen access to care
Contact us
Hamra main street, Domtex building, 5th floor
Beirut, Lebanon
Area zip code: 1103