Helping refugees and families in Palestine, Lebanon and Jordan since 1968.
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Lebanon Activity Log | February 2026
February 28
Daily updates on Anera’s humanitarian work in Lebanon, sharing real-time staff reports on aid, projects and trainings.
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Ramadan in Lebanon
February 27
Amid growing hardships in Lebanon, during Ramadan Anera is distributing food parcels and organizing Eid al-Fitr events for children.
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World NGO Day 2026
February 27
Celebrate the positive contributions and efforts of Anera and other NGOs all over the world on World NGO Day.
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Where Tomatoes Once Grew
February 25
For Issam, widespread displacement and destruction in Gaza means strangers now live on land he has worked for decades. Read his story here.
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Remembering the Warm Light of Ramadan
February 20
Anera’s aid is enabling families in Gaza like Mostafa’s to share a proper iftar meal together during the holy month of Ramadan.
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Dressed for the Clinic
February 11
With support from Tearfund, Anera's physiotherapy clinic in Deir Al Balah is helping patients regain function and health.
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What Is Palestinian Tatreez?
February 5
From tatreez to financial independence, Dalal’s journey of skills building, inclusion, and employment in Ein El Hilweh Camp.
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Growing Dragon Fruit with Anera’s Rooftop Garden Program
February 2
Anera has empowered hundreds of families to gain greater access to fresh produce and financial independence, hear more from Abu Ali here:
Our Impact
in 2025
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Mealsand $2.2 M in cash support distributed across Palestine, Lebanon and Jordan.
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Volunteersmobilized nationwide in Lebanon to help their communities.
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Medicine treatmentssent to healthcare facilities across Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine.
*Anera’s fiscal year 2024 (June 2023 - May 2024)
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Our Community
Alfred Khoury
"It is a time for communities to support each other. I’ve been fortunate to be able to give back to Lebanon and Palestine, places that continue to mean so much to me. (...) My father’s family comes from a small village called Nos Gibeil, near the city of Nablus. My mother’s family comes from Haifa, but they were forced to immigrate to Lebanon in 1948. My parents married and lived in Palestine, settling in the Beit Hanina area of Jerusalem, which is where I grew up."