Red Oak is a humanitarian, developmental and cultural non-profit organization established in Lebanon in 2017.
Red Oak promotes innovative approaches to existing social, educational and cultural structures through education, art, art therapy, and mental health, for the protection of children, the empowerment of women and girls, and the inclusion of persons with disabilities.
We are proud to announce that Nadine Abou Zaki, founder and director of Red Oak, has been appointed as a member of the newly established Lebanese National Commission for UNESCO. This important commission was formed under the leadership of Minister
Red Oak, in partnership with Save the Children International and with the support of LHF - UNOCHA Lebanon, recently concluded a transformative project supporting children’s education, well-being, and protection. Through targeted
