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LEBANON 

EMERGENCY APPEAL

In crisis-hit Lebanon, your support is a lifeline.

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can provide food for a family for one month


LAST UPDATED: April 2026

Lebanon in Crisis


Escalating violence in Lebanon is forcing families to flee with nowhere safe to go. As of April 8th 2026, more than 1.25 million people have been displaced nationwide, with over 140,000 people sheltering in overcrowded collective centers and many more forced to sleep in the open.


Ongoing airstrikes in Beirut, Saida, Tyre and other areas are deepening civilian suffering. More than 1,450 people have been killed and over 4,500 injured, while vital roads, hospitals, water systems and other infrastructure have been damaged, making humanitarian access increasingly difficult.


Islamic Relief is responding on the ground, delivering ready-to-eat meals, hygiene kits, blankets and clean water to displaced families in Bekaa Valley and other regions in Lebanon. As needs continue to rise, we are working to expand support for families affected by this crisis.


Donate today and help provide life-saving relief to families across Lebanon.

Our work in Lebanon

Islamic Relief has been working in Lebanon since 2006, supporting communities through war, displacement and the current crises. Here's the work we've done in Lebanon in 2025.

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OUR WORK IN LEBANON​

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Projects implemented

118,958+

Rights holders reached

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Orphans sponsored


Your Donations in Action

$80

Can provide hygiene kits and basic essentials             

$150

Can provide food for a family for one month               

$250

Can support urgent health needs and emergency shelter assistance

How your donation can help the people of Lebanon​

Islamic Relief has been working in Lebanon since 2006, supporting communities through war, displacement, and the current crisis. At this moment, we are working alongside local partners and international humanitarian organizations to provide life-saving aid to impacted communities in southern Lebanon.


With much of Lebanon’s population already struggling to cope with the fallout from a years-long economic crisis - your support is a lifeline.


You can help ease the burdens of the people of Lebanon by donating towards our life-saving work in impacted communities.


  • $80 can provide hygiene and basic essentials
  • $150 can provide food for a family for a month
  • $250 can help provide health and shelter support

Frequently Asked Questions

Our current humanitarian response is reaching communities across southern Lebanon. This includes providing: 


Basic Assistance

  • Rechargeable fans, solar lamps & mats

Food Assistance

  • Food vouchers and cash grants 


Healthcare Capacity & Support

  • Supporting healthcare clinics and mobile units to continue providing emergency services, maternal health and essential newborn care, and immunization
  • Cash grants to facilitate access to healthcare


Hygiene & Water Support

  • Clean water via water trucking 
  • Rehabilitating water supply systems

Islamic Relief has been working in Lebanon since 2006, supporting communities through war, displacement and the current crises.  


Since tensions escalated in the region in October 2023, Islamic Relief has helped tens of thousands of people people affected by the crisis. 


Our team in Lebanon have assisted rights-holders through:


​ ​📦 37,481 food parcels

​ 🧼 11,921 hygiene kits

​​🛏️ 4,781 blankets and 1,335 mattresses

​ ​🥩 500 meat packs (3 kg each)

​⛑️ 24,981 medical equipment and supplies

​🍴 5 kitchen sets

​👕 917 clothing vouchers 

​🎈 179 individuals received psychosocial support sessions   


However, we need your help to do more. 


Your support can make a vital difference in helping communities recover and rebuild during this critical time.

Islamic Relief is on the ground in Lebanon, having reached thousands of individuals across Nabatieh, Tyre, Bekaa, and Baalbek over the past year. Phase 1 of our immediate emergency response is focusing on these regions, as most of the recently displaced individuals are seeking refuge there.

Islamic Relief has been working in Lebanon since 2006, supporting communities through war, displacement and the current crises. We have a large team, most of whom are Lebanese, who are based all over the country. This allows us to be operational across Al Beqaa, Beirut, Akkar, Tripoli, and Saida.

Yes, Islamic Relief is working closely with government agencies and other humanitarian organizations to ensure we can respond efficiently and appropriately to reach the most vulnerable communities. 


In Lebanon, we already have close relations with the World Food Program and UNHCR through previous partnerships via working groups. We are also coordinating closely with the Disaster Risk Reduction and Disaster Risk Management government bodies in the governorates where we work. 

The needs are enormous and are growing every day. Islamic Relief has been providing aid to people in Lebanon who have been displaced throughout the past year. Our aim now is to scale up these projects to reach more people in need. 


We are working with trusted suppliers and banks and are currently able to procure and distribute more aid. However, the longer the crisis goes on and the more it escalates, the harder this will get. We are already starting to see prices of essential items rise in local markets as supplies diminish, but we have contingency plans in place to mitigate these concerns. 

To date, Islamic Relief Canada has reached over 300,000 individuals in Lebanon through emergency and development projects over the years. This includes: 

  • Providing food packs and hygiene kits to displaced families, as well as medical supplies to 2 health centers in response to the 2020 Beirut explosion 
  • Constructing 2 educational centers to facilitate education to Lebanese, Syrian, and Palestinian refugees in grades 1 through 9
  • Rehabilitating water supply systems in El Bireh village and Azhar Al Beqaa institute
  • Operating the pediatric clinic in the Nahr el Bared Center, delivering primary healthcare services to children
  • Sponsoring over 1,300 orphans, including 807 Syrian refugees

And more!   

Islamic Relief prioritizes both Lebanese host communities, as well as Syrian and Palestinian refugees in our humanitarian and development efforts on the ground. 


However, certain projects have targeted refugees and displaced persons, aiming to provide these vulnerable families with life-saving essentials and income support. Our work in all sectors puts an emphasis on providing quality services and care regardless of an individual’s background. 

Our Work in Lebanon

Follow your donation by reading our newly published 2025 Impact Report:


Together, we reached over 4.4 million people worldwide through more than 113 projects, bringing relief and hope. Jazak Allah khair for your continued commitment!


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