NEWS & STORIES

Give a Child a Brighter Future is proud to collaborate with Beit el Baraka to support children and families across Lebanon through meaningful, long-term initiatives. Recently featured in Beit el Baraka's March newsletter , this partnership led to the installation of a new computer lab at Collège des Dominicaines de Notre-Dame-de-la-Délivrande in Aaraiya. Designed to improve access to digital learning, the project has equipped the school with computer stations, essential technology, and upgraded facilities, now supporting over 600 students. These resources provide students with access to digital tools, helping to build essential skills and expand learning opportunities in an increasingly digital world. This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to expanding access to education and creating opportunities that support children's development beyond immediate needs.

Our teams continue to provide essential food and supplies to displaced families across Lebanon, with distributions reaching municipalities, towns, and villages in different parts of the country. From the delivery of donations to their distribution on the ground, each step plays a vital role in supporting children and families in need.

Join us on Sunday, 26 April at The Columbia Hotel for Lisa's Summer Bazaar 2026, a special day dedicated to supporting children in Lebanon. Bringing together a range of Lebanese-owned businesses, the bazaar will feature food, jewellery, clothing, homeware, and more. It is an opportunity to come together as a community and shop with purpose, knowing that every purchase contributes to a meaningful cause. At a time when Lebanon continues to face significant challenges, with hundreds of thousands of families displaced, your support is more important than ever. All funds raised will go towards providing essential aid, including food, medical care, and vital supplies to children in need. We look forward to welcoming you. Get tickets now .

As violence continues to escalate across Lebanon, hundreds of thousands of families have been forced to flee their homes with little warning. Among them are vast numbers of children, now displaced, vulnerable, and in urgent need of support. Across the country, families are seeking safety wherever they can. While some have found shelter in schools and public buildings, many others remain in temporary conditions, sleeping in cars or out in the open, often without reliable access to food, clean water, or basic supplies. Emergency Relief on the Ground In response to the crisis, Give a Child a Brighter Future is providing essential food and supplies to displaced families across Lebanon, helping to meet immediate needs. Food parcels are being distributed to sustain families during this period of uncertainty. Alongside this, baby nutrition remains a key priority, with infant milk and essential nourishment provided to ensure that even the youngest children receive the care they need. Basic baby essentials, including nappies and other daily necessities, are also being delivered to support families who have been forced to leave everything behind. These vital supplies provide not only relief, but also a sense of stability during extremely difficult circumstances.

As Lebanon continues to face the impact of ongoing conflict, many children and families have been displaced or are living in increasingly difficult conditions, with limited access to essential care. In response, Give a Child a Brighter Future has strengthened its efforts to provide urgent medical support and emergency relief, working in partnership with leading hospitals and specialists across the country. As part of this work, the charity began collaborating with Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sittah and The Ghassan Abu Sittah Children's Fund , bringing together expertise in treating children affected by conflict. The partnership was first announced in this video presented during the Annual Bazaar luncheon in 2024, in response to the war in Lebanon and the growing number of children in need of specialised care. The partnership focuses on both life-saving care and long-term recovery, including support for children in intensive care and those requiring reconstructive surgery, while also strengthening local healthcare capacity.

Budget: 62,200$ Donated five paediatric beds with monitors.

Budget: 14,000$ Donated a mobile incubator.

Budget: 43,500$ Donated two mobile incubators.

Budget: 43,500$ Donated 7 monitors for the hospital's incubators.