The Beirut Governmental Hospital – Quarantina created a new project: the first pediatric service in Lebanon consisting of 50 Beds. The hospital is considered relatively small in size for a city like Beirut. However, since its establishment, this medical Center has become a reference…
Project Description Rotary Clubs to fund 10,000 students to learn coding Bristol and Beirut Cedars Clubs launch fundraiser on GoFundMe The Bristol Rotary Club and District 1100 will partner with the Beirut Cedars Rotary Club to fund a Global Grant, to provide an education in…
Project Description The project consists of launching an educational and social farm that carries out agriculture and agri-tourism activities, including an educational kitchen, a hen house, and will comprise the production of local products. The project will engage impoverished families in the learning process of…
Joint project with Rotary Club Baabda – Digital boards to a school in Rmeil The Collège Immaculée Conception is situated in Rmeil, Ashrafieh, facing the port of Beirut; after the explosion of the port in August 2020, the school was almost completely destroyed and the…
The Rotary Club Beirut Cedars, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Harrow and the UK based charity ‘Embrace the Middle East’ inaugurated a dental care center for the Howard Karagheusian Commemorative Corporation in Anjar, Lebanon, completing the Rotary Global Grant GG2120321. Initiated in 2018,…
On 4th August 2020, a massive explosion devastated the Beirut harbor area and severely damaged its health system. Further straining medical facilities that were already wrestling with rising cases of Covid-19. According to the World Health Organization, three of Beirut’s hospitals were largely out of…
Today the health sector in Lebanon faces a huge threat in a country suffering from a failed state, socio-economic crisis, and a surge in COVID-19 cases, reaching almost 7,000 cases per day. The demand for oxygen concentrator machines has increased significantly. “One oxygen concentrator machine…
Today around 45% of the Lebanese population lives below the poverty line. The Beirut port blast on 4 August shredded the city and left its fragile population facing civil unrest, an ongoing socio-economic crisis, and the COVID-19 pandemic.Since it started in July 2020, the Rotary…
Private schools are closing their academic year with 45% of tuition fees remain unpaid. THE LEBANESE FUTURE GENERATION IS AT RISK. Lebanon is facing a serious problem. The fact that the working middle class can no longer afford schooling education of their children, the loss of…
On the night of the 4th of August Lebanon witnessed a human tragedy; 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate (equivalent to around 1.2 kilotons of TNT) stored at Beirut’s port blew up causing widespread destruction in the Lebanese capital. At least 171 deaths, 6,000 injuries, US$15…
