Education in Lebanon — Supporting Children in Crisis
Learning through emergencies.
When schools close, READ finds another way.
Why Lebanon Education?
BECAUSE EDUCATION IN LEBANONREACHES CHILDREN IN EVERY CAMP
Three mobile buses serve refugee camps in Beqaa, Mount Lebanon, and North Lebanon — reaching children aged 3 to 26. Over 90% of graduates transition into formal mainstream schools.
Three mobile buses serve refugee camps in Beqaa, Mount Lebanon, and North Lebanon — reaching children aged 3 to 26. Over 90% of graduates transition into formal mainstream schools.
Lebanon faces overlapping crises: economic collapse, political chaos, and a massive refugee population. Children can't access school because of poverty, displacement, and trauma. READ adapted — and every number below represents a child who refused to give up.
Reach a child. Heal a child. Keep a child learning.
READ FOUNDATION · LEBANON
SEE THE IMPACT IN ACTION
Every frame below shows what your donation makes possible — real children, real classrooms, real change.
Lebanon's Refugee Children
HOW IT WORKS
REACH
READ drives directly to refugee camps across Lebanon — removing the distance, cost, and safety barriers that prevent children from ever reaching a school building.
EDUCATE & HEAL
Non-formal education, psychosocial support, and life skills are delivered together — because a traumatised child cannot learn, and a child in school still needs to process fear, grief, and loss.
TRANSITION
Over 90% of School in a Bus graduates move into formal mainstream education — a permanent, life-changing outcome delivered from a mobile classroom parked in a refugee camp.