In collaboration with Embrace, Loubnaniyoun gathered parents, psychologists, and school teachers for a crucial session on suicide awareness and prevention, officially activating our Mental Health Pillar.
In May-June 2026, supported by PwC, Loubnaniyoun distributed hygiene kits to 600 displaced families living in shelters across Keserwan, Antelias, Rabweh, Byblos and Bekaa in just over a week, in coordination with the Ministry
As part of its Healing with Hope initiative and funded by Latter-day Saint Charities (LDS), Loubnaniyoun has opened a fully operational dental clinic at its Primary Health Care Center in Bseba, Baabda, bringing affordable
In May 2026, the Israeli war on Lebanon displaced thousands of families. Through our Emergency Relief for Displaced Families project, funded by the Stirling Foundation, Loubnaniyoun delivered tailored, needs-based assistance to 908 displaced people
Through our Educate, Innovate and Automate (EIA) pillar, Loubnaniyoun is closing Lebanon's digital divide, putting hands-on STEM into the hands of students in public and semi-private schools and turning ordinary classrooms into launch pads
In April 2026, in partnership with the Lebanese Food Bank, Loubnaniyoun distributed food boxes of essential staples to 100 vulnerable displaced families sheltering in Beirut and Baabda, with the distribution held in Ain El
لم تعد أزمة الأقساط المدرسية في المدارس الخاصة تحتمل أي تلطيف أو مواربة. فما يجري اليوم، بحسب شكاوى واسعة من أهالي التلاميذ، هو قفزة صادمة في الأقساط وصلت في بعض المدارس إلى نحو ٤٠٪،