A school-based youth leadership development program: Velocity is a cross-age mentoring program in which older students are trained to be mentors to younger students. This school-based initiative helps students graduate from high school as healthy, well-developed leaders who can turn and make a difference in their own families and neighborhoods.

Seeds of Peace is a peacebuilding and non-violence initiative designed to empower individuals and communities to address conflict constructively and promote social cohesion. Through structured training and practical engagement, participants are equipped with tools for dialogue, conflict transformation, and community-based action, contributing to more inclusive, peaceful, and resilient societies.

Is an emotional wellbeing program that was launched as a response to the deep emotional needs witnessed among children and adolescents. Focused on overcoming Adverse Life Experiences (ALE) and building resilience through a tailored curriculum. The program provides a safe space for adolescents to express themselves, process their experiences, and develop healthy emotional coping skills. In its first pilot year, WAM was initially implemented in an underprivileged school with 65 children of challenging situations and backgrounds, in the suburbs of Beirut. This program was also developed with a spiritual version and implemented in partnership with the teens ministry at the Beirut church of Christ. Our goal moving forward, is to roll WAM into more schools, empowering a new generation to grow with resilience, confidence, and emotional well-being.

We are a protective home for boys, seeking justice as we work with stateless children in cooperation with the juvenile court, alongside a multidisciplinary team of a lawyer, a social worker, and therapists, ensuring each child lives in a safe community free from fear and violence, and experiences a life-changing relationship with Jesus.

In August 2020, the Beirut explosion caused devastation, and numerous organizations rushed to provide support to affected families. However, children were often left out of the aid. This led us to launch the Beyond the Box program with the aim of serving underprivileged families and providing relief for their children while sharing the message of Jesus. Through partnerships with local churches, we distribute Bible-themed food parcels to needy children and share the message of God's love with the families served. Our goal is to establish strong relationships between the families and local churches and eventually see them come to faith in Christ.

Academic Support: Non-formal education for refugees out of school or attending UN programs, with a focus on foundational numeracy and literacy (Arabic, English/French), in addition to Homework support for public school students needing extra encouragement and guidance, as well as School prep for displaced children entering the new school systems.

Bible Fridays: Character and faith formation through Bible stories, songs and crafts, helping children grow in hope and trust in Christ.

Hot Meal Program: A daily hot meal for every enrolled child, ensuring they are cared for, protected from hunger, and ready to learn.

Psychosocial Support: Speech therapy to address developmental delays and learning barriers. We also have Extracurricular sport activities, promoting social and physical growth helping vulnerable children process trauma and experience joy.

The Manara Youth Center (MYC): a drop-in center providing youth with access to intellectual, social, emotional, and spiritual development. Through drop-ins, tutoring, reconciliation, psychosocial, youth clubs, arts, recreation and more we offer a holistic ministry to one of the most overpopulated neighborhoods in the Middle East.