During the recent conflict, SIDC was on the ground across Lebanon, delivering life-saving emergency response, health, and protection services to vulnerable communities. Behind every number in our response effort is a life. Key Impact & Reach (March – June 2026) Comprehensive Services Delivered To meet complex humanitarian needs during the crisis, SIDC deployed integrated support across six key operational pillars:

As war escalated across Lebanon between January and April 2026, SIDC’s Mental Health Department (Escale) experienced a sharp surge in demand, nearly doubling monthly sessions to meet growing psychological needs. Key Numbers (Jan – Apr 2026) Understanding War Distress Our team of 18 psychologists, 3 psychiatrists, 4 social workers, nurses, and peer educators observed two primary forms of trauma: “After

Ending HIV Stigma and Discrimination in Lebanon: A National Priority Date: July 3, 2025Location: ESA Campus, Clemenceau – Beirut, Lebanon Under the patronage of His Excellency the Minister of Public Health, Dr. Rakan Nasser El Dine, in coordination with the National Program to Combat Tuberculosis and AIDS led by Dr. Hiyam Yaacoub, and with the support of “L’Initiative” of the

An initiative by SIDC, Oxfam, and the National AIDS and TB Program in Lebanon Beirut, Lebanon — In a groundbreaking move to bridge the gap between public health and alternative art communities, SIDC organized an interactive awareness session that brought together over 25 tattoo artists from across Lebanon. Held in collaboration with the National AIDS and TB Program and with