Red Oak Association, in partnership with the Yahmour Municipality, implemented a series of psychosocial support sessions for children and women as part of its emergency response activities in West
As part of its Emergency Relief and Psychosocial Support project, Red Oak distributed 400 food kits and hygiene kits to families affected by the crisis.The distribution reached both residents of Baaoul and families from neighboring towns, including
As part of our commitment to supporting women's economic empowerment, Red Oak organized a craft sale in Sèvres, France, showcasing handmade creations crafted by women and girls from
As part of the DOORS. PLEASE TOUCH project, Red Oak organized a special visit to the Memory of Time Museum for students with intellectual disabilities from Pere Roberts School. The visit offered participants an engaging sensory learning experience
A psychosocial support and emotional expression session was conducted for women at Baaloul Public School, providing a safe and supportive environment where participants could share, reflect, and
A series of psychosocial support (PSS) sessions were conducted for children at Baaloul Public School and Baaloul Club in West Bekaa, providing a safe and supportive space for learning, expression, and
As part of the ongoing partnership between Red Oak and the MACAM (Modern and Contemporary Art Museum) in Alita, Jbeil through the DOORS. PLEASE TOUCH project, a new tactile and inclusive museum visit was recently organized with students from the
Red Oak has launched a new emergency relief and psychosocial support project in Baaloul, West Bekaa, to support internally displaced families affected by the ongoing conflict in
As part of the DOORS. PLEASE TOUCH. project developed in partnership between Red Oak and the MACAM (Modern and Contemporary Art Museum) in Jbeil, a new tactile and sensory museum experience was recently organized with participants from the Zvartnotz
As part of the "Doors. Please Touch" project, Red Oak organized two tactile and sensory visits to the National Museum of Beirut for students from the Lebanese School for the Blind and Deaf (LSBD) and participants from Blessed
At the National Library in Baakline, an open discussion brought together students from Shouf National College with Toufic Allouche, President of the Tripoli Disabled Sport
Laughter, concentration, teamwork, and creativity have filled the room as children take part in a series of circus workshops designed to encourage self-expression, communication, and