Syrian Refugees in Lebanon

WVi: Child Friendly Spaces

Child Friendly Spaces are being implemented for Syrian and Lebanese children based on a World Vision model and contextualised to the current context and in line with the Child Protection in Emergencies Working Group.

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WVi: Accelerated and remedial learning

Accelerated Learning Programmes for 'out of school' children and where appropriate rehabilitation of classroom facilities.

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WVi: Food vouchers

Distribution of Food vouchers through WFP. In addition to On-Site Monitoring (OSM), Post-Distribution Monitoring (PDM), Shop Monitoring and Complaint Response Mechanism.

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WVi: Hygiene and Baby kits

Distribution of Hygiene and Baby Kits as implementing partner of UNCHR

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WVi: Aid distribution

The PDM consisted of conducting household surveys with beneficiaries who received Non-Food Items (NFIs in the form of hygiene kits) and food vouchers as part of WVL's Syrian refugee response in the Bekaa.
The refugees noted receiving many types of assistance, namely food (99.1%), hygiene kits (73.6%), baby kits (30%), mattresses (39%), kitchen sets (21.8%), blankets (18.2%) and cash (4.5%). Refugees who were in Majdel Anjar schools received cooking utensils through the municipality.

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WVi: Educational support

World Vision has recently launched educational projects for Syrian refugee children. Over three months, 120 “out of school" children started receiving an accelerated learning programme to help enhance their educational attainment and readiness for enrollment in schools when possible. They have the chance to learn languages and other scientific courses.

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WVi: Feel the warmth

World Vision started providing critically needed heating equipment to Syrian refugee families in Central and West Bekaa in Lebanon as storms and heavy rain worsened their deteriorating situation last week.
With approximately 40 stoves and their wooden protective fences distributed today, World Vision will upscale to more than 1,000 families this week. Refugees will also be receiving fuel coupons to heat up the stoves over the coming three months to survive the cold weather in poor accommodation and substandard shelters.

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MdM: mental health services

MdM psychologists are present in the health care centres in order to deal with psychosomatic complaints and provide consultations and referral to more specific mental health care when needed.

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MdM: support in the provision of reproductive health services

A lot of consultations in the health care centres are dedicated to antenatal and postnatal care. Family planning and awareness sessions take place in the health care centres and mobile medical unit.

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MdM: support in the provision of primary health care services

MdM assists the Al Qaa primary health care centre through: financial support, supply in essential drugs, capacity-building and new recruitments

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