The conflict in the Middle East has mainly affected southern Lebanon, as well as the southern suburbs of Beirut, the Beqaa Valley, and the governorates of Baalbek and Hermel. The conflict displaced hundreds of thousands of people and claimed the lives of thousands. 🆘

ADRA Lebanon is monitoring the situation and actively coordinating its activities with other partners in the region under the leadership of the United Nations (UN). The Lebanese government has opened shelters for internally displaced persons, providing a temporary safe haven for those fleeing ongoing attacks and a worsening humanitarian crisis.

One of them is seven-year-old Rami from the city of Baalbek, who had to leave his home with his family for fear of losing it (and their lives). 

For Rami, it meant that the world he knew suddenly disappeared 💔:
 “I was very afraid of the bombing. It was incredibly loud, and I forgot my school bag… and my teddy bear. I want to go back to my normal life and see my friends again.” — seven-year-old Rami from the Lebanese city of Baalbek.

What will ADRA provide to these residents?

🧼 Basic hygiene kits (including soap, laundry detergent, garbage bags, menstrual supplies, underwear, and disinfectants)
🚰 Water distribution
🥖 Food aid
💊 Medicines
 🏚️ Housing support
 ❄️ Winter aid

Help us support people in the Middle East. ❤️‍🩹