A definitive ceasefire is the only way to truly protect children’s lives and futures and end this suffering." Racha Chedid, Interim Country Director

Despite a conditional and temporary ceasefire in November last year, violations by Israeli forces continue to take a huge toll on children’s lives. A whole generation of children bears the brunt of this war.

“Today marks another grave violation against children in Lebanon, with the tragic deaths of three children due to an Israeli drone strike.

💔 This Father’s Day in Lebanon, our hearts are with the children who lost their fathers, and the fathers grieving children lost too soon because of the Israeli war. This war has left behind empty chairs, silenced laughter, and wounds no time can heal. We see your pain, honour

✨ Eid Adha Mubarak! May this sacred time bring hope, strength, and comfort to those facing war, displacement and loss in #SouthLebanon. #EidAlAdha

💡 #DidYouKnow? 📅 In 2024, Save the Children responded to the Israeli escalation by providing emergency support to children and families affected by the war. #70YearsOfImpact #70YearsInLebanon #israeliwar

This month, we welcomed Ahmad Alhendawi, Save the Children’s Regional Director, to #Lebanon 🇱🇧 🤝He met with officials, UN partners & local organizations to strengthen collaboration on child rights, social protection & humanitarian response. Together for every #child.

📚 Through the “Initiative for Education & Protection of School-Aged #Children in Northern Lebanon & Akkar”, funded by Italy, Save the Children and Al Ribat are helping children learn, grow, and thrive. From early childhood education and basic literacy to psychosocial support

📵Every #Child Deserves Safety, Offline or Online. 🤝Let’s be part of a culture that protects children both offline and online. #ChildProtection #DigitalResponsibility

💡 #DidYouKnow? 📅 In 2022, Save the Children responded to the Cholera Crisis in Lebanon by providing critical healthcare, clean water, and hygiene support to communities in need, ensuring the most vulnerable children and families received the care they needed. #70YearsOfImpact

🌍 ⚠️Three Environmental impacts of the Israeli war in #Lebanon. #InternationalMotherEarthDay

💡 #DidYouKnow? 📅 In 2020, Save the Children responded rapidly to the COVID-19 pandemic, providing critical support to children and families across Lebanon. #70YearsOfImpact #70YearsInLebanon #COVID19

🤝As part of the Learning to Earning programme visit, @uniceflebanon and @kfwdevelopmentbank joined us at our North Area centers in Akkar. Funded by the German Government @germanyinlebanon through KFW and supported by @uniceflebanon, the programme offers competency-based training

💡#DidYouKnow? 📅 In 2019, amidst Lebanon’s social and political unrest, we stood by children. Through #psychosocial support, we helped children cope with the stress and uncertainty caused by the crises. Because every #child deserves care and safe space. #70YearsOfImpact

🌍 ⚠️Three Urgent Facts on How the Recent Israeli War Has Impacted mother nature in #Lebanon. #InternationalMotherEarthDay

🙌 To all the workers, volunteers, and dedicated individuals who keep our communities moving forward—thank you. Your commitment, hard work, and care make all the difference. #labourday

💡#DidYouKnow ? 📅 In 2007, when access was limited & safety was uncertain, we were able to respond. Inside Nahr El-Bared Camp, we provided #protection and #psychosocial support to children who needed it most. Because every #child deserves safety, even in the hardest places.

🌍⚠️The scars of #war are not just visible — they are buried in the land we live on. The war rubble is leaking into our soil, poisoning our water sources, and threatening agriculture, wildlife, and public health. #InternationalMotherEarthDay

💡#DidYouKnow ? 📅In the face of #war in 2006, we stepped up, reaching displaced families with life-saving hygiene kits, supporting health services, and assessing the impact on schools. Because protecting #children can’t wait. #70YearsOfImpact #70YearsinLebanon

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