Lebanon Crisis
The Need
Lebanon continues to face one of the worst humanitarian crises in its history. Years of economic collapse, political instability, and rising poverty have left millions struggling to survive.
Recent conflicts and bombardments have deepened the suffering — destroying homes, displacing families, and spreading fear across already vulnerable communities.
Refugees from Syria and Palestine, already living in fragile conditions, now face renewed hardship and uncertainty. Many families live in overcrowded camps or informal settlements, while others survive in tents or makeshift accommodation, often in hard-to-reach areas.
Support Our Cause
💚 Your kindness can bring food, warmth, and hope to families living under crisis and fear. Even £5 can provide essential relief and remind families that they are not alone.
With our 100% donation policy, every penny you give goes directly to helping families in Lebanon, delivered efficiently and with compassion.
Together, We Stand for Lebanon
At One World Relief, we work directly with families across Lebanon — from the main cities Tyre (Soor), Saida, Beirut, Baalbek, Beqaa, and Tripoli, to the Palestinian camps of Wadi El Zeine, Ain El Helweh, Sabra, Shatila, Badawi, and the Syrian refugee camps in Arsal and Beqaa. We also reach individual families living in tents or makeshift accommodation who are often overlooked.
How You Can Help
Your support provides essential relief to families struggling through conflict and crisis. Donations help provide food, medicine, clothing, and other vital support — reaching families in camps, cities, and hard-to-reach areas.
Even small contributions help families survive daily hardships. Every gift matters drop by drop, bit by bit, offering hope and relief to those in need.
Standing Together
Together, we stand with families who are facing fear, loss, and daily uncertainty. Our work may be modest in scale, but it reaches real people in real need.
Drop by drop, act by act, we help ease the hardship. No contribution is too small, and no kindness goes unnoticed by the families who receive it.
