1-      GENERAL OBJECTIVE

Under the direct supervision of the Base Program Coordinator, the Pharmacist is responsible for ensuring an efficient management of the pharmacy in the health facilities supported, respecting the medical procedures established in the framework of the project, as well as PU-AMI overall principles, in order to provide quality health services to Syrian refugees.

Under the direct supervision of the Health Community Team Manager, the Zonal Community Health Supervisor is responsible for the set-up and activities development of the community health network; and all community health intervention and outreach approach as based on PU-AMI Health intervention strategy in supported catchment area of PHCC and other priority assigned areas.

Under the supervision of the HIS Team Leader and the technical support of the IMA, the Information Management Officer will be responsible for management of all MEAL data, production of supportive analysis by way of charts and graphs for reporting, tools design, data centralization, managing ODK systems and leading the overall development of the information management systems in line with the IMA strategy and MEAL vision.

Under the direct supervision of Health Team PHCC Manager, the Health Field Officer is responsible for the supervision and monitoring of the PHC on the administrative, managerial part and very specific medical aspects that ensure the quality of health care provided at the PHCC for the smooth implementation of the Flat Fee Model (FFM). Additionally, he/she will be responsible for monitoring, gathering information and reporting on the beneficiaries’ health status, with a focus on the communicable diseases.

The Nawaya Network is an NGO that develops the employability and entrepreneurial skills of underprivileged and marginalized youth.
One of the programs is called "Generation of Innovation Leaders" in partnership with UNICEF, which trains underprivileged Lebanese and refugee youth on how to launch micro-enterprises to generate income. 

Since 2016, Nawaya has supported over 5,000 youth in Beirut, Mount Lebanon, and the South. 

In March 2016, Fratelli Association opened a social and educative center in the old school of the Marists Brothers in Rmeileh. The aim of the center is to implement programs for children and the youth living in vulnerable situations due to social difficulties or war. Today, the center welcomes 70 children from 5 to 13 year old, mainly syrian refugees. Educative activities are organized from Monday to Friday in the center.