The Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST), in cooperation with Berufliche Fortbildungszentren Der Bayerischen Wirtschaft (BFZ) vocational training center, held a graduation ceremony for 128 young men and women who completed profession... Read more
Ahmad Buzan, a 27-year-old Syrian refugee residing in Ersal is married with two children, who is responsible for supporting his wife, children, and his parents. Ahmad is a construction worker who works mainly in cement. The “construction season” is f... Read more
The Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST), in cooperation with ACT for Lebanon launched intensive courses to women who are either married with children, in order to educate and help their children by passing on the knowledge attained... Read more
For whatever purpose it may be, planning ahead has always proved to be efficient and positive. It relieves stress, helps acquire better results, and a number of other reasons. Planning ahead is crucial for individuals and organizations alike. The Leb... Read more
Embracing water, sanitation, and good hygiene practices is what WASH continuously strives for. Every part of this project has a special contribution for creating a safer and better environment for Syrian refugees to live in. WASH not only benefits re... Read more
The Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training (LOST), in partnership with UNICEF, organized its fourth annual marathon in Baalbeck, entitled “Traffic Safety”, in which over four thousand Lebanese and Syrian students from public and private school... Read more
The Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST) honored its staff working in the UNICEF youth program and invited them to an Iftar that took place on Monday, June 12th, 2017 in Tamooz Hall in Baalbeck. The meeting was attended by more than... Read more
March 29, 2017, The Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training, in partnership with UNESCO, organized a series of activities within the social cohesion project, in the presence of UNESCO representatives in Baalbeck. The youth who were involved i... Read more
Wednesday, March 22nd, executive board members from UNICEF, accompanied by Mrs. Tanya Chapuisat, UNICEF Lebanon’s representative visited Howsh Al Dahab Informal Settlment (IS), for the purpose of observing the Learning and Skills project that i... Read more
As one of the many ways of promoting social cohesion in Baalbeck between Lebanese and Syrian youth, the Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training (LOST), in partnership with UNESCO, carried out musical performances at Hekme Theater. These perform... Read more
