Red Oak France participated in the Marché de Versailles along with Energis Libani and other Lebanese associations to promote handmade products created by Lebanese women and girls from the Bekaa region. This event was held to bring awareness of
Red Oak is leading an educational art project in partnership with Save the Children Lebanon and UNICEF in Nabaa, aiming to support and empower children. Circus training helps children to increase their self-esteem, improves hand-eye coordination,
Red Oak is providing focused psychosocial and protection services in its center in Nabaa to children and caregivers in Beirut and Mount Lebanon, in partnership with Save the Children and
The Red Oak’s family is pleased to partner with Save the Children and Unicef to protect and empower children and families in Mount
The Red Oak’s family is pleased to partner with Save the Children Lebanon and UNICEF to impact a larger number of children and families. Through this partnership, we are able to continue providing critical services to children and caregivers
Watch our video to discover more about Lynn’s testimonial. “Doors. Please Touch” is a project dedicated to art inclusion, in partnership with the Ministry of Culture, the Italian Cultural Institute, the National Museum of Beirut and the Omero Museum
Today marks the second day of our workshop series, aiming to make arts accessible for blind and deaf children. Touching an archeological object, feeling its texture, and listening to its story, is one of a kind experience offered to the students of
During phase 2 of the project "Doors. Please Touch", Red Oak is training educational teams on how to develop tactile books, an inclusive tool at its best, with the different schools as a step forward to allow all children with and without
Red Oak launched with the Ministry of Culture, the Italian Cultural Institute, the National Museum of Beirut, Omero Museum of Italy, and MACAM, the second phase of "Doors. Please Touch" to make museums accessible to the deaf