Malak Safa

[Tom Fletcher @UNReliefChief]

Surging coordinated support to hard to reach areas in Southern Lebanon, where humanitarian needs are immense, and families returning to start to rebuild.

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

40 per cent of the over one million people displaced by conflict have returned to their home areas. There is a critical need for safe, sustained, and unimpeded humanitarian access, along with continued support to address ongoing humanitarian needs.

🔗 https://t.co/I1MN9k5dOd

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

📣Lebanon Humanitarian Fund 2025 Annual Report is out:🔗👉🏽 https://t.co/KimlaAjnJz

✅>1M most vulnerable people assisted
✅$35.1M allocated
✅21 National/18 International partners
✅68 projects
✅44% of $ through national NGOs

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

More families are returning to their communities or are trying to see if they can in southern 🇱🇧. 
However, security risks remain a major concern, particularly due to the widespread presence of unexploded ordnance and other explosive remnants of war.

🔗 https://t.co/OPermN84Ef

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

↗️ Number of families cautiously return to areas of origin despite destruction, limited services and explosive ordnance risks.

💰Partners are adapting assistance but funding constraints are a challenge with the Flash Appeal significantly underfunded.

🔗 https://t.co/uqc1FTNu3a

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

Over 700,000 internally displaced people recorded as of 24 June. At the same time, over 523,000 displaced people have begun returning to their communities.

🔗 https://t.co/X6z2uK21gs

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

In 2025, the Lebanon Humanitarian Fund and its partners reached over 1 million most vulnerable people with critical humanitarian assistance.

🔗Check Lebanon Humanitarian Fund 2025 Annual Report: https://t.co/KimlaAjnJz

@Imran_Riza @OCHAFunds

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

People have begun returning home. But UXO contamination, damaged roads, and broken infrastructure continue to threaten safety. Food, medicine, and fuel remain critically needed - and funding gaps are limiting the response.

🔗 https://t.co/npmkNG6nSD

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

More people are returning home, but over 57,000 remain in 516 collective shelters. Returns must be safe, voluntary and dignified.

🔗 https://t.co/Oe2OJhDTjB

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

The Lebanon Humanitarian Fund supports people remaining in hard‑to‑reach areas along the southern border.

In Rmeich, Order of Malta Lebanon is providing essential health, rehabilitation, and mental health care through a mobile health unit.

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

Humanitarian efforts are bringing vital assistance, including food, healthcare, shelter, and protection.

Yet the needs remain immense and continue to grow. With only 32.8% of the Flash Appeal funded, more support is urgently needed. Stand with Lebanon.

🔗https://t.co/7uVOU6rZA2

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

Displaced families remain uncertain about immediate prospects for return, despite the agreement between Iran & the US. Only limited return movements & ‘go-and-see’ visits have been observed, while collective shelter occupancy remains largely unchanged.

🔗https://t.co/1JAHT8oErk

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

A small sense of normalcy for displaced children in collective shelters.

Across Mount Lebanon, @tdhitalylebanon, supported by the Lebanon Humanitarian Fund, keeping children active and engaged until they can go back to school.

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

💥US-Iran deal announced on 15 June; while hostilities in Lebanon have reduced in number subsequently, returns remain limited and cautious.

🏠The 2026 Lebanon Flash Appeal is only 32.7% funded, a major challenge to sustaining humanitarian assistance.

🔗https://t.co/3owROT3iDv

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

Despite challenging conditions, a growing number of families are going back with the hope of staying, even as they face ongoing insecurity, widespread destruction and limited access to basic services.

🔗 https://t.co/aRhqM95d8p

[Tom Fletcher @UNReliefChief]

I’ve just allocated $12M from UN's Global Emergency Fund CERF to support life-saving healthcare, protection, food and cash assistance for hundreds of thousands in need in Lebanon.

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

A testimony from the crisis in South Lebanon.

With support by the Lebanon Humanitarian Fund, @nabaa_lebanon provided emergency food in Palestinian camps in the city of Tyre, despite insecurity and access challenges.

@OCHAFunds

[OCHA Lebanon @OCHALebanon]

The people of Lebanon urgently need safety, dignity, and support.

Increased funding is urgently needed to reach the most vulnerable and scale up life-saving assistance.

Together, we must #InvestInHumanity.

🔗Revised Flash Appeal ➡️ https://t.co/1Do6EtbZKb

[Malak Safa @TerraSafa]

⏳ 3 Days to Go! Empowering Youth for Global Peace Conference.

🗓 Tuesday, 16 September 2025
🕒 15:30–18:30 (CEST)
💻 Online

🔑 Access Link: https://t.co/CGNIEy9btM
🧭 Homepage: https://t.co/8GP66tKUIT
💬 Select Breakout Sessions: https://t.co/OgyU0NMs1q

#Youth4Peace2025

[UNDP Lebanon @UNDP_Lebanon]

📍El Mina, North Lebanon

Today, we inaugurated a new solar-powered boat maintenance workshop that will serve +1,000 fishers - helping reduce costs & boost jobs. In partnership with @mopwleb, Mina Municipality, the North Lebanon Fisheries Syndicate, the Cooperative Association, and @NorwayinLebanon, this marks another milestone in our support to Lebanon’s fisheries sector since 2014!

More: https://t.co/ZanmlyR0S2