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Jan 2012|Children's Summer Camp is 'quantum leap' for peace

Away from their everyday surroundings, children have one thing to talk about: the ball. Not politics, not the current turmoil in their country of Lebanon. Just the ball.

1.3.2012|Marriage is not always what women want in Rural Lebanon

I am Lebanese, originally from the north of the country. My parents and I have lived in the capital Beirut all our life. We have rarely visited the remote areas. Lebanon is a small country, yet a diverse one. People here are very different from each other and generally different groups don�t mix well.

1.3.2012|Hayat: "The beating heart of Nabaa"

A ten-minute walk in the narrow alleys of Nabaa in Beirut will probably take an hour with Hayat, a 45-year-old woman -- not because she is slow but because every one wants to greet her.

March 2012|Mother Action Groups readied to improve maternal and child health

Cooking, washing and cleaning were for mother of two, Marie Kehdi, routine work that led her into what she describes as a �living coma�, until she became involved in a Mother Action Group (MAG) supported by World Vision�s health programme.

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Villages in Sidon and East Sidon witnessed massive displacement, devastated villages, ruined houses, damaged infrastructure and income loss during the Lebanese civil war. Many of the original residents were displaced for more than a decade. The civil war created feelings of inequality, isolation and mistrust between communities of different denominations and affiliations.

Building peace for the children of war

Village children of school age from different ethnic and religious backgrounds from 40 schools in various World Vision ADP's across Lebanon.(three projects)

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55355 Sin El Fil, Lebanon
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