

Lebanese Diaspora United for Women in Crisis
01 July 2025
Support medical aid for women in Lebanon – your donation will be matched!
A Diaspora-Led humanitarian campaign to support equipping a women’s shelter center in Dhour El Choueir.
Lebanon’s deepening socio-economic crisis is having a disproportionate impact on vulnerable women and women-led households. With nearly 44 percent of the population now living in poverty (World Bank, 2024), the country’s public health system is buckling under pressure.
According to UNFPA, more than 40 primary healthcare centres and several hospitals have closed since late 2023, leaving many women without basic maternal or reproductive care (UNFPA Lebanon, 2024). Meanwhile, Lebanon’s mental health crisis is stretching far beyond the capacity of existing services (MHPSS Collaborative, Mar 2025). Against this backdrop, grassroots initiatives providing healthcare, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), and shelter have become essential lifelines for women in need of care, stability, and dignity.
Your help can make a difference in protecting their health, safety, and dignity.
That’s why Stouh Beirut is opening Femmes du Soleil, a women’s shelter center in Dhour El Choueir, Lebanon.
The building is currently under renovation thanks to funding secured from a private donor. In an area with no nearby hospital, the shelter will offer vital medical aid to women in need.
Four Lebanese diaspora organizations from France, Germany, and Australia have come together to support the opening of the clinic in the women’s center.
What will this campaign fund?
- A fully equipped gynecological consultation wing, providing free and gender sensitive care from volunteer doctors
- A shelter hub for women in crisis, including orphaned girls, widowed women, and those living in extreme social and economic hardship
Why should you donate?
Stouh Beirut already has the space. Renovations are underway. The medical team is ready. What is missing is the funding to finish, buy medical equipment, and open the clinic.
This campaign is about making that possible together. Your support goes directly to a trusted local partner, and it fills a critical gap in care and protection for women who have nowhere else to turn.
Your donation will be doubled!
Every amount you donate will be matched up to a total amount of 20,000 GBP, with funding made available by the H2H Network and UKAid.
That means: Twice the medical care. Twice the warmth. Twice the impact.
Note: If you pay taxes in France, you’ll automatically receive a Cerfa receipt for tax deduction. For others, donations are still deeply appreciated, though not tax-deductible.
About Stouh Beirut
Stouh Beirut is a Lebanese NGO founded in 2017, working to support vulnerable individuals and families across Lebanon. Through medical assistance, social support, vocational training, and emergency response, the organization has built a strong reputation for delivering care with dignity and transparency.
Known for its large-scale fundraising campaigns and direct community outreach, Stouh Beirut focuses especially on women, youth, and people facing economic and social hardship. Its programs are rooted in long-term solidarity and a deep commitment to meeting urgent humanitarian needs with practical, people-centered solutions.
We are proud to thank the participating diaspora organizations who have come together to make this campaign possible:
- Les Toits De Beyrouth (France)
- Pluralité Libanon e.V. (Germany)
- NABAD Fr (France)
- The Lebanese Diaspora Network (Global)
Their commitment, collaboration, and shared vision are a powerful reminder of what diaspora solidarity can achieve — especially in times of crisis.

Photo credit: DRC Lebanon, Stouh Beirut
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