IOCC mobilizes emergency support in Lebanon.
Since the escalation of conflict in Lebanon, the UN estimates that over 90,000 people have fled their homes in search of safety. The ongoing conflict has made it difficult for displaced families with babies and young children to provide proper nutrition. IOCC is conducting infant and young child feeding activities in more than 100 collective shelters, including malnutrition screenings for children, distribution of nutritional supplements, counseling for pregnant and lactating women, and nutritional awareness sessions.
Your help is urgently needed.
A gift to IOCC’s International Emergency Response Fund allows IOCC to mobilize aid quickly and effectively. Please continue to pray for all those affected across the region. Your generosity helps address immediate needs following crises like this one and also supports long-term recovery efforts.
Your gift in action.
IOCC has been active in Lebanon since 2001, providing food, education, health services, and psychosocial support to vulnerable communities. IOCC is there on the ground, doing its part to support those who have been displaced, distributing mattresses, hot meals (made at IOCC-affiliated kitchens), and emergency first-aid kits to temporary shelters.
Photo (above): A child receives health and malnutrition screening from an IOCC staff member in Lebanon.