NORWAC has worked in Lebanon since 1983, providing vital health services to Palestinian and Syrian refugees, and Lebanese in need. Our support to Lebanon has evolved over decades in response to conflict, wars and other emergencies. NORWAC’s overriding aim in Lebanon is to provide relief to people in need and to strengthen the local health system.
Fields we work in:
Psychosocial activity at MSSCF. Photo: MSSCF, 2024.
In 2024:
80,000
received medical services provided by NORWAC’s partner projects
60,000
of the beneficiaries received primary healthcare services, including sexual and reproductive healthcare
800
children received specialized health services provided by Beit Atfal as-Sumoud’s project with NORWAC
Photo: Mousawat, 2024.
Ongoing NORWAC projects:
Photo: MSSCF, 2024.
NORWAC partners in Lebanon:
Our work in Lebanon takes place in close collaboration with national partner organizations, and ranges from primary health services to various specialized services, including dialysis, physical rehabilitation and mental health support, to name a few. While most NORWAC partners are civil society organizations, we also collaborate with the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health and the National Mental Health Program. Below are our current partners in Lebanon:
