After blast psychosocial support
Standing in Solidarity
Since the Beirut explosion, Red Oak has been supporting the most vulnerable women and girls in safe spaces in Karantina, Mar Mikhail and Khandak al
After blast psychosocial support
Since the Beirut explosion, Red Oak has been supporting the most vulnerable women and girls in safe spaces in Karantina, Mar Mikhail and Khandak al
Every Monday, our music therapists meet with women and girls from Beirut for group support therapy
Lamis, 9 years, shared with us her experience with Red Oak support group for
Parenting is one of the most difficult jobs out there and there are certain behaviors a parent can, and should, work to avoid. Every parent out there wants the best for their children, intentions, however, maybe all good and innocent, but what can
Parents and their children experienced art together and strengthened emotional
Since the Beirut blast, our volunteers have been actively doing door-to-door visits to give psychosocial support to vulnerable families and individuals in Burj
Red Oak designed art therapy workshops for children and their parents. During these sessions, parents and children have the space to express their worries, needs, and wishes. It's a time to connect and to allow our brains the freedom for some free
In the framework of its response to the Beirut blast, Red Oak with the support of the International Rescue Committee, is initiating support groups workshops for
An economic crisis, a pandemic, an explosion, a revolution... Students in Lebanon have been through a lot of traumatic experiences during the past few
RedOak is organizing a series of workshop for parents and caregivers of children affected by the Beirut Explosion and the current crisis happening around the