Lebanon
Emergency
Children in Lebanon at Risk
Ongoing hostilities in southern Lebanon are taking a devastating toll on the population, forcing approximately more than 90,000 people – including 30,000 children – from their homes.
Latest reports indicate 8 children have died since the escalation of the hostilities in October 2023, while 75 children have been injured.
Increased armed conflict has also damaged civilian infrastructure and essential services like water and sanitation. Right now over 100,000 people are struggling to access safe, clean drinking water. Children are at risk of falling ill or dying from dangerous waterborne diseases.
In addition, around 23 healthcare facilities — serving 4,000 people — are closed due to ongoing hostilities. Prior to the onset of this conflict, Lebanon’s essential services, including health and education systems, were already on the brink of collapse after years of being overstretched.
Families in Lebanon desperately need your help to ensure their children receive the clean water and health care they need to survive. Please donate now.