Lebanon Appeal
Your donations supported displaced families amid the unfolding crisis
Preparation of food for people in need. Photo: Caritas Lebanon
This appeal has now closed
Donations made to this appeal have helped to support humanitarian projects in Lebanon. You can still make a donation to our Emergency Response Fund, enabling us to respond to emergencies and disasters around the world.
The crisis in Lebanon
Over 1 million people
have been displaced from their homes.
Over 3,000 people
have been killed, including children.
Over 13,000 people
have been injured.
The escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has pushed Lebanon into severe turmoil, with tragic consequences that have spread from Southern Lebanon to the entire nation. The situation is dire: over 3,000 lives have been lost, more than 13,000 people injured, and critical infrastructure has been destroyed.
The war’s devastation has triggered an overwhelming humanitarian crisis, displacing over one million people, which is almost a quarter of the Lebanese population - many of whom have fled from South Lebanon, the Bekaa, and other conflict zones. With winter approaching, these displaced families face cold weather and harsh living conditions that exacerbate their suffering.
Immediate needs of the displaced
Multi-purpose cash assistance to families in need
Healthcare
Food distribution
Housing assistance
Psychosocial support and counselling for children and their families
Medicines
Support for the elderly and disabled
Educational support
The Caritas Lebanon team gathered together. Photo: Caritas Lebanon
Where does my donation go?
Your donation will be used to support displaced families and affected communities in Lebanon, bringing hope to vulnerable communities who have been forced to flee their homes due to the current crisis. If any funds remain after the crisis, or if there are changes in circumstances beyond our control which limit our ability to use the funds, they are kept in the Lebanon Appeal so that we can respond to ongoing development needs.
