Lebanon Relief

Lebanon is facing a devastating humanitarian emergency as escalating violence has forced nearly 700,000 people from their homes in just over a week, including more than 200,000 children. 400+ have been killed.
Communities across the south, the Bekaa Valley, and surrounding regions are experiencing widespread destruction, and severe disruption to essential services. Hospitals and critical infrastructure have been damaged, leaving many families without reliable access to electricity, clean water, or medical care.

HHRD has been responding to the needs of the local Lebanese population, Palestinian refugees, and Syrian refugees since 2012 with several programs, including Skills Development, Education Support, Water and Sanitation-Hygiene, Food Distribution, And Emergency Relief. After the explosion of 2020, HHRD began several more short and long-term developmental projects through vetted partner NGOs, with HHRD’s registered office in Jordan overseeing the works. As the humanitarian crisis in Lebanon escalates, HHRD continues to provide immediate relief and long-term rehabilitation efforts.