Lead and grow IMS’s new Business Unit, focusing on sustainable development, staff recruitment and training, and the successful launch of our Catering Unit and Student Dorms.

Venture Association/Al Qadisyeh in Beddawi Camp announces the need for a ECD Focal Point. The project is implemented in partnership with ANERA - Funded by UNICEF.

Founded in 2013, Association Nabad for Development, hereinafter referred to as NABAD, is a civil, nongovernmental and non-profit organization working on the alleviation of human suffering, dismantlement of injustices, development of impoverished and disenfranchised communities, and empowerment of individuals. With the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as its base for action, Nabad’s principal focus is on ensuring that individuals and communities are aware about their rights and responsibilities.

: Oxfam prioritizes food security as one of the most pressing sectors in Lebanon, ensuring that marginalized women and men of all nationalities and statuses have safe access to food and basic assistance, as well as the ability to support their own basic needs and develop their livelihoods, while respecting and maintaining their dignity.

The Safeguarding & AAP Focal Point plays a pivotal role in ensuring the safety, well-being, and rights of vulnerable individuals, with a particular focus on
preventing sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA), promoting gender equality, and safeguarding children and women. He/she will contribute directly to the
organization’s mission of upholding human rights and providing support to those in need. This includes creating or modifying urgent and sensitive information about case files, receiving any complaint about the organization’s services, or reporting any incidents.

International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) is a US-based international relief and development agency established in 1992 that offers emergency relief and development programs worldwide, without discrimination. Since 2001, IOCC has responded to humanitarian needs in Lebanon across sectors—from nutrition and education to water and sanitation projects—strengthening Lebanese communities and, more recently, assisting both refugees fleeing conflict in Syria, Iraq and Lebanese families in need.

Founded in 2013, Association Nabad for Development, hereinafter referred to as NABAD, is a civil, nongovernmental and non-profit organization working on the alleviation of human suffering, dismantlement of injustices, development of impoverished and disenfranchised communities, and empowerment of individuals. With the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as its base for action, Nabad’s principal focus is on ensuring that individuals and communities are aware about their rights and responsibilities.

Founded in 2013, Association Nabad for Development, hereinafter referred to as NABAD, is a civil, nongovernmental and non-profit organization working on the alleviation of human suffering, dismantlement of injustices, development of impoverished and disenfranchised communities, and empowerment of individuals. With the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as its base for action, Nabad’s principal focus is on ensuring that individuals and communities are aware about their rights and responsibilities.