Nusaned

Since 2020, Nusaned, in partnership with CARE International in Lebanon, has implemented over 15 projects across Lebanon to support a coordinated and timely humanitarian response. Efforts have focused on adapting to evolving needs and strengthening the ability to respond to repeated crises affecting displaced populations.

Amid ongoing emergencies and critical funding gaps, CARE International in Lebanon plays an important role in bridging response periods and enabling immediate, dignified assistance. In the 2024 escalation, 116912 beneficiaries were reached, and in the 2026 escalation, 3460 beneficiaries have been reached to date. As displacement accelerates, needs continue to outpace available resources, underscoring the urgency of sustained and flexible funding to reach the most vulnerable.

As the crisis deepens, pressure on healthcare systems continues to rise.
Dr. Salah Zeineldine, President of Nusaned and Chief Medical Officer of AUBMC, shares his insights with Al Jazeera Media Network on the human toll and urgent health challenges unfolding across Lebanon.

They remember home, the streets, the rivers, and moments they carry by heart.

One remembers the river where he was born and raised, the heart of his hometown. Another finds moments of comfort and hope in the shelter, even as she carries the ache of the life she left behind and slowly learns to accept the reality.

Displacement wasn’t a choice for them, yet it has brought families from different areas together, creating new bonds and a sense of community. Strangers have become neighbors, and neighbors have become brothers and sisters.

At Nusaned, we stand with them every step of the way, delivering essential humanitarian support, upholding dignity, and helping families navigate the challenges of displacement while building resilience together.