Salam LADC founded following the July War
2006Registered as an NGO with the Ministry of the Interior
March 2009Salam LADC’s first project: libraries set up in 16 prisons across Lebanon with support from the Ministry of Education
200948 Emergency Response Committees created in collaboration with municipalities along the Lebanese border region
2010-201224 environmental committees established in villages surrounding the Litani River. Creation of an eco-tourism zone and riverhouse in Qaraaoun in collaboration with USAID and Caritas Lebanon.
2014900 students supported with scholarships and university-level English classes, thanks to funding from SPARK
2015International volunteer program founded
Headquarters opened in Taanayel, Central Bekaa
235 International volunteers hosted
Mobile classroom established
Salam support branches established in Norway and France
Local staff team expanded to ensure sustainability and consistency
January 2017Saadnayel Community Center established
August 2017213 International volunteers hosted
Salam support branches established in Sweden and the UK
Salam Social Kitchen opens in Sin El Fil
September 2018The first Salam LADC greenhouse is built in Bar Elias
2018Beirut Emergency Response project provides psychosocial support, skilled construction services and food parcels to those affected by the 4th August explosion
August - December 2020Construction begins on a second greenhouse in Kawkaba
September 202145 long-term international volunteers hosted
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