المنتدى المجتمعي للتمكين والتنمية يطلق مشروع لتعزيز تمكين النساء والفتيات في صور
اطلق المنتدى المجتمعي للتنمية والتمكين (Initiate) بالشراكة مع هيئة الأمم المتحدة للمرأة في لبنان مشروع” تعزيز تمكين وصمود النساء والفتيات في صور من خلال مبادرات شاملة للعيش بكرامة وأمان “المموّل من سفارة النمسا وذلك في مخيم الرشيديه في صور، وبحضور سفير النمسا في لبنان رينه أمري يهدف هذا المشروع إلى دعم النساء والفتيات المستضعفات في […]
Looking into the Brightside
A cheerful, happy enthusiastic 32 years’ Palestinian woman Suzan, walks around the camp surveying cases in an attempt to serve her community in Beddawi camp, north Lebanon. Based on UNRWA Lebanon, Beddawi camp was established in 1955 and is located on a hill some 5 kilometers north-east of Tripoli. Throughout its first five decades, the […]
Getting out of my Comfort Zone
A divorcee woman, a mother of an eleven years old boy, at the age of 27 waiting for her father to give her allowance. That’s how Walaa describes her situation before joining to be one of the 120 women working in community kitchens to produce and distribute hot meals to food insecure households in Ein […]
Women in Lebanon join forces to fight food poverty in their communities
“This community kitchen came as an opportunity for all the women at the camp to have the chance to work, help their community, and learn new skills. There is nothing better than bringing people together to serve their community.” 27-year-old, Mariam works as a kitchen manager at an established women-led community kitchen in Beddawi Palestinian […]
Women Supporting Women
One hundred and twenty women are engaged in the preparation and distribution of hot meals for vulnerable families living in Ein el Hilweh camp (Saida) and Beddawi camp (Tripoli) under “Empowering Women And Addressing Food Insecurity Through Women-Led Community Kitchens Project.”. The project is implemented by INITIATE in partnership with Women Program Association (WPA), with […]
Starting With Fresh Eyes
“It took me few days to realize how bad the situation in my community is,” says Safa, “before joining the project, I thought I knew my community and surroundings well. Honestly, I thought we were all managing these harsh situations in the same way. I realized that the situation was much worse than it seemed. […]
