As part of the “School for All” project, the Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST) organized a friendly football tournament, in cooperation with Gruppo di Volontariato Civile (GVC), funded by the Italian Agency for Development and Cooperation, which included four teams from four schools, consisting of about 50 Lebanese and Syrian students. The aim […] Read more
Since the outbreak of the Syrian crisis, a huge influx of refugees overwhelmed the neighboring countries, especially Lebanon. This influx affected many Lebanese communities, and mainly affected their social stability. Social stability is very important for the progress of society and the maintenance of peace and security. LOST’s project, “A Step towards Social Stability”, in […] Read more
As the Syrian crisis extends into its fifth year, the increasing influx of refugees has put serious strains on Lebanon’s social cohesion, the already precarious economy, and deteriorating security situation. Future Together Now, a project run by the Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST), in partnership with Forum ZFD aims to establish effective and […] Read more
“Promoting Adolescent and Youth Empowerment and Engagement in Baalbeck through Learning and Skills”, a project that has been implemented over the years by the Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training (LOST), in partnership with UNICEF, provides youth with the opportunity to learn and create through several sub-programs that enhance their skills and promote creativity. […] Read more
LOST and the Mayor of El Ein municipality, Ali Nasser ElDeen, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), agreeing on the exchange of 16 dumpsters to be received. aimed to find the common interests of Syrian Refugees and the Lebanese community affected by the influx of the Syrians. Read more
LOST administration and staff with the presence of deputy mayor of Hermel, Esam Bleybel and key stakeholders in the area celebrated the end of construction of concrete water channels in the Assi River. Read more
