Lebanon

‘Faces of Poverty’ — A Powerful New Documentary Short from CARE Lebanon

By CARE Staff · June 4, 2021

Heartbreaking film offers glimpses into the lives of 5 Lebanese citizens living through the country's most severe economic crisis in its modern history.

How Traditional Syrian Embroidery Made This Mother and Refugee Her Family’s Breadwinner

By CARE Staff · March 12, 2021

After fleeing war in Syria, Mona Zeinati now runs her own workshop, where she works with other Syrian women in sewing and embroidery.

She is a Fighter: Hayat Abou Chakra

By CARE Staff · March 8, 2021

Hayat lost her son in the ports explosions that devastated Beirut last August. As she mourns her son, she’s fighting to build back her life. This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating EVERY Woman — the fighters, entrepreneurs, the changemakers.

A Mother Remembers Her Son Killed in the Beirut Blast

By CARE Staff · February 5, 2021

Six months after the explosions in Beirut, the people are still recovering.

CARE’s Top 10 Stories of 2020

By CARE Staff · December 15, 2020

From the unprecedented impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic to a historic U.S. election season, here are the most popular stories CARE published this year.

New Report: ‘She Told Us So’ 10,000 People in 38 Countries Surveyed Around COVID Impacts

By Emily Janoch and CARE Staff · September 22, 2020

RAPID GENDER ANALYSIS: Filling the Data Gap to Build Back Equal

Huge Fire Erupts at Beirut Port Causing Panic and Shock

By CARE Staff · September 10, 2020

Barely one month after a deadly explosion ripped through the Lebanese capital, Beirut works to contain yet another crisis

World Humanitarian Day in Beirut: ‘For me, work should have a sense of purpose ‘

By Patricia Khoder · August 19, 2020

A father, daughter and dozens of others from their nearby town drive in daily offering food and other support.

Overcoming Global Unemployment During COVID-19: ‘I Still Have Hope’

By Emily Janoch · August 13, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has eliminated 277 billion hours of paid work as of June 30, the equivalent of 400 million full-time jobs. CARE is working with local partners and entrepreneurs to provide hope and support for those left unemployed by the health crisis.

One Family’s Close Call During Beirut’s Deadly Explosions Motivated Them to Help Rebuild

By CARE Staff · August 7, 2020

A father, daughter and dozens of others from their nearby town drive in daily offering food and other support.

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Lebanon

‘Faces of Poverty’ — A Powerful New Documentary Short from CARE Lebanon

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How Traditional Syrian Embroidery Made This Mother and Refugee Her Family’s Breadwinner

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She is a Fighter: Hayat Abou Chakra

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A Mother Remembers Her Son Killed in the Beirut Blast

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CARE’s Top 10 Stories of 2020

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New Report: ‘She Told Us So’ 10,000 People in 38 Countries Surveyed Around COVID Impacts

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Huge Fire Erupts at Beirut Port Causing Panic and Shock

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World Humanitarian Day in Beirut: ‘For me, work should have a sense of purpose ‘

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Overcoming Global Unemployment During COVID-19: ‘I Still Have Hope’

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One Family’s Close Call During Beirut’s Deadly Explosions Motivated Them to Help Rebuild

Read More

Lebanon

‘Faces of Poverty’ — A Powerful New Documentary Short from CARE Lebanon

How Traditional Syrian Embroidery Made This Mother and Refugee Her Family’s Breadwinner

She is a Fighter: Hayat Abou Chakra

A Mother Remembers Her Son Killed in the Beirut Blast

CARE’s Top 10 Stories of 2020

New Report: ‘She Told Us So’ 10,000 People in 38 Countries Surveyed Around COVID Impacts

Huge Fire Erupts at Beirut Port Causing Panic and Shock

World Humanitarian Day in Beirut: ‘For me, work should have a sense of purpose ‘

Overcoming Global Unemployment During COVID-19: ‘I Still Have Hope’

One Family’s Close Call During Beirut’s Deadly Explosions Motivated Them to Help Rebuild

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