In a world filled with difficulties, one ought to not give up in order to survive the hardships. The Syrian crisis caused many to displace, live in tented camps, lose their homes and jobs, and lose some of their dignity. Tarek Yassin El Sheikh, 16 ye... Read more
The Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training (LOST) announced eight community development projects in eight villages in Baalbeck-Hermel, as part of the “A Step Towards Social Stability” project, funded by the French Embassy in Beirut. The ceremo... Read more
Education plays a very important factor in life, let alone that of a young child. In an area of 22.82 km2 and a population of 7,815 citizens (5,375 Lebanese and 2,440 Syrians), how can the local middle school improve the educational future of 621 tot... Read more
Lebanese NGO Promoting Adolescent and Youth Empowerment and Engagement in Baalbeck through Learning and Skills Programs”, in partnership with UNICEF. The launching took place in “Tamouz” Hall in Baalback oLebanese Organization for Studies and Trainin... Read more
Since the beginning of the Syrian crisis, many, from different nationalities, have suffered from death, injury, displacement, and trauma. Men, women, and children are victims of the ongoing conflict. This situation called for an action of support. Th... Read more
“Africa’s Premier Diva”, as named by Time Magazine, Beninese Award-winning singer/songwriter and activist Angelique Kidjo paid a visit to the informal settlements in Lebanon (where UNICEF holds a partnership with LOST), a day prior to her participati... Read more
The Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST), in cooperation with the Training and Development Centers of the Bavarian Employers’ Association (BFZ) have signed an agreement to initiate the “Bina” project, funded by the Bavarian governmen... Read more
Women of Baalbeck-Hermel are struggling to be an effective part of society, a society that gives them a minimal role, and deprives them from their right to be engaged in political life and the development of their towns. Lebanese Organization for Stu... Read more
