Empowering young refugee women in Lebanon through microcredit project It is a project that works to empower young refugee women in Lebanon, especially those who suffer from a very difficult economic situation and live in the following camps: Ain al-Hilweh, Burj al-Barajneh, Beddawi, Nahr al-Bared, and their surroundings. The core of the work of this project is in the interest of Palestinian refugee women to acquire the basic skills and sufficient passion to join the ranks of successful and creative people who form the cornerstone of raising awareness among the rest of the segments of our Palestinian society and be a ray of hope for those who are frustrated by the current economic conditions. As well as empowering refugee women who have a small project and need financial support to develop it. This project aims to empower female beneficiaries economically from the age of 18 to the age of 50 through small loans and also through training workshops on the administrative and financial issues necessary for them to manage their projects successfully. Through small loans economically, through the establishment of training workshops on the administrative and financial issues necessary for them to manage their project competently and to transfer the expertise of our team supervising this project to these people, enabling them to Dive into life and face different challenges. The lending and training process for beneficiaries through this project will be subject to some general conditions and preventive measures to ensure its sustainability and maintain its continuity to support and train the largest number of beneficiaries.
This project aims to strengthen the Nuwat Association's administrative and financial capabilities by training employees and volunteers on several administrative and financial skills.
The primary objective of Socio-economic empowerment for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon project is to enhance equal access and control of economic resources among Palestinian refugee women in Ein El Helweh, Burj El-Barajneh, Beddawi, and Naher Al-Bared camps.
Self-determination is the right of peoples to take their future in their own hands and determine the path and political options that they deem appropriate, including forming their governments without external influence and determining the form of government.
The project aimed at increasing positive civic values, decreasing negative civic values, and enhancing social cohesion.
Project of reducing the vulnerability of refugee girls and adolescent in Lebanon
Food Rations for the month of February were distributed to the families of the Violet Home Project students in both Ain al-Hilweh Camp and Nahr al-Bared Camp. Food rations are distributed regularly at the end of each month. Violet Home Project is funded by Caritas Espanola.
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As part of “Enhancing young women’s participation in volunteer activities and deepening their sense of belonging to the community”, a campaign titled 'Your Street, Your Responsibility' was organized, which included cleaning the street in the Nahr El-Bared camp and painting an expressive painting in the Beddawi camp. The campaign was a great opportunity for interaction and teamwork, with participants engaging enthusiastically and showing strong commitment to improving their environment. The experience was both enjoyable and beneficial for everyone, as it enhanced the spirit of cooperation and responsibility, contributing to the beauty and pride of their neighborhoods." This project is funded by Fons Menorquei
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"My language, my identity… through it, I express myself!" At the Alternative School Project – Nuwat Association, we celebrate International Mother Language Day, highlighting the importance of Arabic Language in preserving our culture, identity, and education. Because learning starts with our language and reaches the world!
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Empowering each other through shared experiences, open conversations, and mutual support. In these group sessions, in Ein El Helwi and Naher El Bared camps, that are implemented within Violet Home Project, we create a safe space to grow, heal, and inspire one another. Because together, we are stronger! Violet home project is funded by Caritas Espanola.
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As part of its recreational activities, the “Violet Home” project, implemented by Nuwat Association, organized a special trip for the students of the school dropout program and their mothers from Ain al-Hilweh and Nahr al-Bared camps. The trip included visits to “Baba Ghanouj” restaurant in Saida and “Al-Ameen” restaurant in Tripoli, where various meals were served to the participants, along with fun recreational activities and gift distribution. This initiative aims to strengthen the students’ connection to the project, provide them with entertainment, and enhance their relationships with their mothers. Violet Home project is funded by Caritas Espanola.
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“Support classes within the Violet Home Project are lighting the path to a brighter future for students in Ein El Hilweh and Nahr El Bared camps. Education is the cornerstone of hope, empowering young minds to dream, grow, and build a better tomorrow despite the challenges they face. Together, we are fostering resilience, knowledge, and the promise of a brighter future for every student.” Violet Home project is funded by caritas Espanola.
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