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Awareness Session for Mothers on Menstrual Health and Hygiene, in Partnership with the Lebanese Red Cross
In partnership with the Lebanese Red Cross, The Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering (RDFL) conducted an awareness session for around 25 mothers of adolescent girls. The session focused on how to guide their daughters and provide them with accurate information about menstruation and personal hygiene during their period. The session concluded…
Read More »Psychosocial Support Sessions for Men in Al-Mina as Part of “Haretna” Project
As part of “Haretna” project funded by AFD and Danida, focused psychosocial support (PSS) sessions were conducted for residents of Tarebb El-Islam and Terabb El-Masihye areas, at the Mina Municipality headquarters. The sessions targeted a group of men aged between 25 and 65, and were designed based on their needs…
Read More »Non-Focused Psychosocial Support Sessions for Women in Taamir – Saida
As part of “Haretna” project funded by AFD and Danida, a non-focused psychosocial support (PSS) sessions were held for residents of Taamir area at RDFL Center in Saida. The sessions targeted a group of women aged between 19 and 60, and was designed based on their needs and priorities in…
Read More »Non-Focused Psychosocial Support Session for Adolescents in Taamir – Saida
As part of “Haretna” project funded by AFD and Danida, a non-focused psychosocial support (PSS) session was held for residents of Taamir area at the RDFL Center in Saida. The session targeted a group of boys aged between 14 and 18, and was designed based on their needs and priorities…
Read More »Psychosocial Support Sessions for Women and Girls Through Art and Writing at the Safe Space in Joub Jennine
As part of the SPA2 project, and in partnership with ActionAid, psychosocial support sessions were conducted in the Safe Space in Joub Jennine. During these sessions, participants collaboratively created a shared book, with each beneficiary contributing a personal page to document her journey throughout the sessions. Through artistic expression and…
Read More »RDFL at Le Souk Solidaire: Showcasing Women’s Economic Empowerment
The Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering (RDFL) participated in the “Le Souk Solidaire” event held at the French Embassy, showcasing products made by beneficiaries of the economic support program implemented by the Gathering, which aims to empower women as a key step toward breaking the cycle of violence. The event saw…
Read More »Psychosocial Support for Women and Girls under the SPA2 Project at Joub Jannine Center
As part of the SPA2 project and in partnership with ActionAid, the Safe Space at Joub Jannine Center provides a supportive environment for women and girls in need of psychological assistance. The Safe Space welcomes women and girls facing psychological challenges, and the social workers in the community provide psychosocial…
Read More »Key Recommendations on GBV, Safety, and Privacy for Displaced Women and Girls During Emergencies
Addressing Protection Gaps: Key Recommendations on GBV, Safety, and Privacy for Displaced Women and Girls based on insights from RDFL’s Community Consultations done during emergency. Read the full study: file:///C:/RDFL/%D8%AF%D8%B1%D8%A7%D8%B3%D8%A9%20RDPP/RDPP%20RDFL%20&%20Trocaire%20website%20document.pdf
Read More »RDFL Participates in Regional Forum on Advancing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in Amman
The Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering (RDFL), represented by Project Manager Eva Dabbouk, participated in the First Regional Forum titled “Advancing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda”, held in Amman, Jordan, on May 6–7, under the patronage of H.E. Ms. Wafa Bani Mustafa, Jordanian Minister of Social Development and Chair of…
Read More »Psychosocial Support Activities with ActionAid in Baalbek and Joub Jennine
As part of the SPA2 project activities in partnership with ActionAid, awareness sessions on Psychological First Aid (PFA) were held in the safe spaces in Baalbek and Jeb Jennine, with the participation of 51 women and girls. The sessions were facilitated by young women from the YWPAGs who had previously…
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