After Amputation, Qais Found a Path Forward at Al Jalil
by Anera
Sep 8, 2026
Qais is a young man from Jenin whose injury left doctors with no choice but to amputate his leg. For many, that would have been the end of the road. For Qais, it was the beginning of a different one. Al Jalil Society is a long-standing, community-based rehabilitation and physiotherapy center in Jenin dedicated to…
Read MoreIn the West Bank, Taeel’s Rooftop Became a Garden
by Anera
Sep 3, 2026
For Taeel, a farmer in the West Bank, the land has always been more than a place to grow food. It is an identity, a livelihood and a connection to something larger than himself. Three years of conflict and repeated settler attacks made it harder and harder to reach his fields, but not impossible to…
Read MoreSupporting the Teachers Who Make Learning Possible
by Anera
Aug 25, 2026
In times of instability and conflict, teachers can become a safe haven, creating spaces where children can learn, grow and imagine a future full of possibility. That is why Anera’s education work in Palestine focuses not only on children, but also on the teachers and parents who support them. When teachers have the right tools,…
Read MoreAbove Baqa’a Camp: How Rooftops Are Becoming Places of Sanctuary, Nourishment, and Opportunity
by Anera
Aug 10, 2026
Above the family homes of Baqa’a Camp, rooftops are becoming places of sanctuary, nourishment and opportunity. Anera is helping 47 families transform these spaces into productive gardens that provide fresh vegetables at home. Using sustainable wicking bed technology, the gardens strengthen food security, reduce household costs and create opportunities to earn additional income by selling…
Read MoreOverview of Anera’s Recovery and Emergency Response in Lebanon
by Anera
Aug 3, 2026
You may think Lebanon’s crisis is over, it’s not. Ongoing air strikes and evacuation orders, and today, nearly 1 million people remain displaced, including 130,000 still living in collective shelters and refugee camps. Entire villages are still empty, farmlands destroyed and livelihoods gone. Since the beginning of the crisis, Anera has reached over 980,000 individuals,…
Read MoreRaghad’s Recipe for Success: Growing a Cookie Business in Jordan
by Anera
Jul 16, 2026
Raghad is turning her passion for baking into a growing home-based cookie business in Balqa’a, Jordan. With support from Anera’s Women Can project, she is gaining the tools and training to expand production and build a stronger future.
Read MoreAnera Venture’s loan will allow Rani to rebuild his business in West Bank
by Anera
Jun 30, 2026
Anera Venture’s loan will allow Rani to rebuild the kiosk and acquire necessary equipment. This investment will restore his dual-income business model and improve the financial stability of his seven-member household.
Read MoreAnera Launches Point-of-Care Ultrasound Program
by Anera
Jun 7, 2026
Anera recently launched the Point-of-Care Ultrasound training program with the Minister of Public Health, Rakan Nassereddine. Nine doctors from the emergency and intensive care departments at Rafik Hariri University Hospital, Baabda Governmental Hospital, and Sibline Governmental Hospital are undergoing training to introduce POCUS technology to patients. POCUS technology is a qualitative tool that allows for…
Read MoreCarpenter in Gaza Finds Hope
by Anera
May 28, 2026
Salim Al Madhoun is one of the participants in Anera’s We Can project, where he gained carpentry skills and support that helped him grow his business despite the difficult conditions in Gaza. Using reclaimed materials and battery-powered tools, Salim continues working through electricity shortages while building a more stable source of income for himself and…
Read MoreLiving with Cystic Fibrosis in Lebanon: Rita’s Story
by Anera
May 27, 2026
Rita, 30, lives in Lebanon with her mother and sister, where daily life is shaped by both ongoing conflict and chronic illness. In this video, she shares memories of fleeing their home during the war, the realities of living with cystic fibrosis, and the small moments of warmth and humor that continue to sustain her…
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