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Psychosocial Support Sessions for men within the “Haretna” Project
As part of the “Our Neighborhood” project funded by AFD and Danida, two non-focused psychosocial support sessions were organized for the residents of the Tarab El-Islam and Christian neighborhoods at the Port City Municipality. The sessions targeted a group of men aged between 40 and 65, including a man with…
Read More »Sukna’s Success Story
Sukna has become capable of applying her new skills practically and effectively in her daily life. She is one of the beneficiaries of the Economic Empowerment Program – the Electricity Learning Course organized by the Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering with funding from Diakonia. “I gained experience from participating in the…
Read More »Empowering Women and Girls at Joub Jannine and Doris Centers through Training Courses to Enhance Rights and Skills
As part of the SPA2 project, and in collaboration with Action Aid, The Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering conducted various activities at the Doris and Joub Jannine centers in the Bekaa region. These activities included a safe space offering training in computer skills, photography, and self-defense, along with courses on session…
Read More »Psychosocial Support Sessions within the “Haretna” Project
As part of the “Haretna” project funded by AFD and Danida, two non-center-based psychosocial support sessions were held for the residents of the Terabb el-Islam and Terabb el-Masihye area at the Mina Municipality headquarters. The sessions targeted two groups of women aged between 35 and 65, including women with special…
Read More »Enhancing Protection and Capacities for Behavioral Change among Youth, Women, and Men Project
As part of the project “Enhancing Protection and Capacities for Behavioral Change among Youth, Women, and Men” at the gathering center in Douris, funded by Trocaire, The Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering implemented a series of psychological and social sessions for approximately 125 beneficiaries aged between 18 and 60 years, over…
Read More »The Economic Empowerment Program for Women and Girls (Home Electrical Maintenance)
The Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering organized an economic empowerment course at the RDFL’s centers in Douris and Tripoli, funded by Diakonia. The course targeted over 15 women and girls aged between 18 and 60, as part of a project to combat violence against women and girls. The course, which electrical…
Read More »The Economic Empowerment Program for Women and Girls (Recycling)
The Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering conducted training sessions to support women and girls, as part of the economic empowerment program funded by the Diakonia project, over two months in various locations, including sessions held at their center in Beirut. The training aimed to empower women by equipping them with the…
Read More »Empowering Communities Through Gender Analysis: RDFL’s Contribution to the Haretna Project in Lebanon
RDFL is happy to be part of the Haretna Project, which is an inspiring initiative focused on community-driven urban recovery in three neighborhoods in Lebanon. It is designed to empower residents to play an active role in shaping the future of their neighborhoods. Gender analysis is also an important component…
Read More »Psychosocial Support Sessions and Awareness Sessions Implemented in Baalbek
The Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering (RDFL) conducted psychosocial support sessions for 200 beneficiary students aged between 13-17 years old in the Bekaa region of Baalbek, specifically at Heliopolis High School in the town of Eyat and in the middle of Hawsh al-Rafiqa. The sessions aimed to enhance self-confidence, self-discovery, goal…
Read More »Closing event for the project “Civil Society strengthening in Lebanon”
The Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering, held a Closing event for the project “Civil Society strengthening in Lebanon”, during which civil society, especially youth, both males and females, were empowered to increase women and girls access to their rights and achieve gender equality in an inclusive society. The project was in…
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