
Online safety in a digitized world
Online safety is key in a digitized world. Red Oak is implementing online safety sessions for women and girls in Saida and
Online safety is key in a digitized world. Red Oak is implementing online safety sessions for women and girls in Saida and
Education through GBV- Gender Based Violence sessions. An initiative launched by Red Oak in partnership with War Child Holland and supported by LHF United Nations OCHA Lebanon, aims to empower women and girls by educating them about their
Red Oak is leading a program in Barja with the support of Intersos and UEFA in order to empower children through performing
The QUDWA initiative concludes its activities and intervention by drawing attention to child rights the way QUDWA children envisioned it. The outcome is an exhibition and a book on knowing, coloring, and enjoying. How is
"Sport for Resilience" uses sport and performance to communicate prevention and awareness messages 200 to children and youth Barja, Mount
QUDWA is an initiative that aims to raise awareness among children and their parents about the dangers of digital technology, bullying, and cyberbullying through puppets.A hands-on workshop on puppet making, exploration and performance enabling them
This video shows the benefits of the educational program taking place in the Bekaa valley, implemented by Red Oak in partnership with UNESCO and KS Relief. We at Red Oak believe in the power of education, and the importance of giving women chances
Knitting sessions are part of the educational and vocational program led by Red Oak in the Bekaa Valley in partnership with UNESCO and KS
An educational program led by Red Oak with support of UNESCO and KS Relief in the Bekaa Valley. Education is crucial in a fast moving world, women enrolled in our program will be able to connect easier with their families, environment and
We, at Red Oak, value our team members and believe in
A program led by Red Oak with the support of UNESCO Beirut and King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center dedicated to empower 150 syrian and palestinian mothers/caregivers through vocational capacity-building trainings. This is how our
Red Oak implemented in partnership with EMHRF and the Lebanese School For The Blind and Deaf a circus training. On the first day of the training, one of the participants who had partial hearing loss offered help to the trainer by explaining how she