
Gaza Crisis Appeal
Lebanon faces a political and economic crisis, with more than half of the population living below the poverty line. Inflation is rampant and access to water and sanitation services, electricity, fuel, and health services have been strained.
The situation has been further exacerbated by the protracted Syrian refugee crisis, the explosions in Beirut’s port in 2020, and the war in Ukraine. With limited options to survive, families in Lebanon are eating fewer meals, consuming less healthy food, and taking out loans, resulting in increasing hunger.
Action Against Hunger is one of the primary organizations providing clean water and safe sanitation in Lebanon’s informal settlements, where 1.5 million Syrian refugees live. Our teams work to improve the living conditions of the most vulnerable refugees and Lebanese people, ensuring access to health and nutrition services and strengthening livelihoods.
People Reached By Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Programs
People Reached By Nutrition & Health Programs
In the wake of the port explosion in Beirut, we supported small businesses with cash assistance and professional advice, helping to revive household economies and local commerce.
Action Against Hunger works to help Syrian refugees like Nassar, who told us: “What scares me most is that we could die of hunger. If the situation persists...we might face that."
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