Lebanese Welfare Association For The Handicapped

Last modified: 
04/02/2018 - 1:50pm

The Lebanese Welfare Association for the Handicapped (LWAH) is non-governmental organization founded in 1984, and has special consultative Status with the UN Economic and Social Council since the year 2000. LWAH has now over 39,000 registered patients.LWAH has started providing social services for those in need through its head offices in Beirut.However, in order to maximize the accessibility of its services, other centres were established in different areas of Lebanon.
LWAH's major centre, is Nabih Berri Rehabilitation Compound (NBRC), which was once a dream, has now become one of the biggest most sophisticated rehabilitation centres in the Middle East.Built over an area of 23,000 meters squared, the NBRC offers conmprehensive medical and rehabilitation services through its different units ranging from diagnosis and treatment to physical therapy, psychosocial, educational, vocational and recreational rehabilitation.

Acronym: 
LWAH
Organisation Type: 
Local Civil Society Organisation
Founding Year: 
1984
Country of Origin: 
LB
Intervention Sector(s): 
Disability
Rehabilitation
Contact person's position: 
Projects Manager
Contact person's email: 
Contact person's phone number: 
N/A
Address: 
Batrakiye St.
Beirut , Beirut
Lebanon
Phone: 01374100
Beirut LB
City: 
Beirut
Street: 
Batrakiye St.
Phone: 
01374100
Contact person's name: 
Zeina Assi
Partnerships: 
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LWAH is currently looking to employ a Social Media and Communication Officer to work mainly between its head office in Beirut and its rehabilitation centre in Sarafand – South Lebanon, in the management and monitoring of LWAH’s websire and social media pages.

Monday, 12 March 2018
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Projects

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Disabled Children in Lebanon are facing prejudice and exclusion every day of their lives and are constantly confronted by the image that our society portrays of them. They are seen as dependent,...

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Under the slogan "cancer can be cured", LWAH launched a breast cancer awareness campaign in 125 villages of South Lebanon, where women have seldom any accessibility to awareness materials,...

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