Humanitarian

Lamis, 16 years old, left school when she was fourteen because her family couldn’t afford to keep her in education. After two years of working in a junior position in a beauty salon, she signed up for a Save the Children life skills training, which was part of a community project which targeted both Lebanese and Syrian youth.

Save the Children’s biggest ever shelter initiative, which took place in Lebanon over the past several months, has been a huge success, exceeding its targets and accounting for more than delivering more than 35 per cent of all winter shelter kits delivered to refugees in Lebanon.