Child Protection

Save the Children’s Beirut field office has opened its third and final youth center on Thursday the 30th of October in Dekwane, under the Japan Platform (JPF) fund. The project is being implemented in six communities: three in Bekaa, and three in Beirut.

The centers target adolescents and youth aged between 14 and 24 from both refugee and host communities. The aim of the project is to strengthen relationships between Lebanese youth and Syrian, Palestinian and Iraqi refugee adolescents.

Meet some of the women who have benefitted from Save the Children's innovative livelihoods programme.

Syrian children become their own advocates on World Refugee Day

Syrian children pen poems and stage puppet show to highlight their experiences on World Refugee Day

Save the Children and other leading humanitarian agencies have published an open letter today [Tuesday 21st Jan], calling on the parties meeting in Switzerland for Syria talks to urgently focus on the plight of children.