This report provides an overview of the current context, key humanitarian needs, and Salam LADC’s response efforts to support displaced families and vulnerable communities. It highlights our locally led and conflict-sensitive interventions, including food assistance, psychosocial support, community-based activities, referrals, and essential relief services.

Since the onset of the crisis, Salam LADC has mobilized its teams, volunteers, and community networks to provide rapid and accessible support, with particular attention to underserved families and individuals living outside formal shelter systems or facing barriers to accessing assistance.

We are sharing this update as part of our continued coordination and communication with UN agencies, donors, partners, and humanitarian stakeholders. We hope it contributes to a clearer understanding of the needs on the ground and the role of local organizations in supporting affected communities.

Find the full Emergency Response report below.

This report reviews Salam LADC’s work in 2025, a year marked by continued conflict, economic collapse, and drought. It presents our community-based programs across five pillars: education, women’s livelihoods, social cohesion, food security, and health, hygiene and protection.

Through our centers in Saadnayel (Bekaa) and Beirut’s Olive Branch, and activities in Tripoli, we reached 1,093 children, 379 women, and 346 young people, and distributed 840 food parcels, daily Ramadan meals, and essential relief items to vulnerable families.

We are sharing this report as part of our continued coordination with UN agencies, donors, partners, and humanitarian stakeholders. We hope it contributes to a clearer understanding of community needs and the role of local organizations in building resilient, inclusive communities.

Find the full Annual Report 2025 below for detailed results and stories.

In 2024, Salam LADC continued supporting vulnerable communities across Lebanon through education, livelihoods, social cohesion, and emergency response. Our education work reached hundreds of learners—including 672 children in early childhood activities—while literacy and language programs supported women, youth, and adults. We also expanded access to learning through the Educational Bus Project, reaching 81 children who face barriers to schooling. During the 2024 escalation, our emergency response provided lifesaving support, including 30,839 hot meals distributed across eight shelters.

Find the full Annual Report 2024 below for detailed results and stories.

COVID-19, the worsening economic crisis, and widespread fuel and electricity shortages made 2022 an extremely challenging year for Lebanon. We are deeply grateful to everyone who supported Salam LADC during this difficult year; thanks to you, we were able to maintain and expand our activities in response to the growing need.

You can find more details about our 2022 activities in our annual report, linked below.

In May 2018, we concluded our medical case management program and compiled a comprehensive report covering the project’s data, statistics, and narrative. We are thankful for the two years during which we were able to provide such critical support to families in need, and we look forward to our future initiatives. Read more below.