Education.
Kids Program
Due to its vast reach and unparalleled popularity, sports are a powerful tool that helps breaks down barriers between cultures and leads to positive attitudes about ourselves, both physically and mentally. Sports are beneficial for children in several ways including, developing physical skills, making new friends, having fun, learning to be a team member, encouraging fair play and improving self-esteem.
Literacy Project
The Literacy Program supports the development of reading skills in young children. There are two steps in the Literacy program:
Reading Assessments – Baseline and end line reading assessments measure children’s reading levels, evaluate their literacy learning needs.
Community Action – Mobilizing parents and communities to support children as they learn to read through fun literacy activities.
These steps address the ways children learn to read, how parents can help, and create an environment for that to happen anywhere: in school, in the community, and at home.
Psychosocial Support
Disasters and emergencies take an immense toll, not only on people’s physical health but on their mental health as well. Addressing mental health and psychosocial needs is vital to the Manara centre’s work supporting healthy communities.
Sporting Project
Sports play an important role in children’s physical and mental development.
Due to its vast reach and unparalleled popularity sports are a powerful tool that helps breaks down barriers between cultures and leads to positive attitudes about ourselves, both physically and mentally. Sports are beneficial for children in several ways including, developing physical skills, making new friends, having fun, learning to be a team member, encouraging fair play and improving self-esteem.
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We are asking family and friends to support young Syrian refugees and local vulnerable youth in the Beqaa Valley, Lebanon.