Over three months after the August 4th Beirut Port explosion, individuals and schools struggle to rebuild.
LSESD Helps Schools Damaged by Beirut Explosion Rebuild
Lebanese Society for Educational and Social Development
LSESD Works to Relieve Ongoing Trauma Caused by Beirut Explosion
Beirut’s port caught fire again Thursday, sending a thick column of black smoke into the sky. Workers scattered and people opened their windows, fearful that another explosion would shatter the glass.
Massive Explosion Leaves Beirut Looking Like a War Zone and Adds to Economic Woes
“I’ve never seen Beirut like that,” says Wissam Nasrallah of the Lebanese Society for Educational and Social Development. “Parts of the city lie in apocalyptic ruin.”
SKILD to Organize e-Conference Promoting “Inclusion in Times of Distancing,” on National Day for Students with Learning Difficulties, April 22nd
Lebanon faces the coronavirus with a weakened economy and vulnerable refugee population, while the Church seeks to image Christ to the country.
