Ways AMAR Helps Displaced Syrian Families
AMAR's work with displaced Syrian families in Lebanon centres on a few key areas: essential basics — blankets and other everyday necessities for families living in and around Ansar. Children's education — weekend school lessons, along with support to help children enrol in school where possible. Health education — a programme running since 2009 that pairs English classes with health education messages.
Frequently Asked Questions
In which location does AMAR support Syrian refugees?
AMAR's Lebanon team works closely with Syrian families who live in and around Ansar.
What support does AMAR offer to Syrian families?
AMAR supplies essential basics such as blankets, runs weekend school classes for children, and helps with school enrolment where possible.
Are there education programmes for children at AMAR?
Yes. AMAR holds weekend school classes for children and, since 2009, has run a health education programme that combines English lessons with health education messages.
What number of children does the health education programme reach?
At present the programme reaches more than 400 primary school children.
What can I do to help AMAR's work with Syrian refugees?
You can back AMAR by using the Donate Now button on this site, or by visiting the Get Involved page to discover other ways to help.
Every part of this work is grounded in the needs of displaced families in and around Ansar — from everyday essentials to schooling and health education for children. If you would like to stand with Syrian refugees, the Donate Now button and the Get Involved page show how you can help.