Red Oak is excited to announce a new partnership with the Memory of Time Museum in Byblos, Lebanon. This collaboration aims to make Lebanon’s rich cultural and natural heritage accessible to blind and visually impaired persons through inclusive,
We are proud to announce the launch of our project “Bodies in Motion, Hearts Connected,” selected as one of the winners of Sa7tak Bi Idak – Ta Santé Est Entre Tes Mains, an initiative launched by La Guilde, with the support of the French Embassy in
On October 17, 2025, Red Oak proudly took part in a Social Exhibition held at the Armenian Orthodox Diocese in Bourj Hammoud. This meaningful event was organized at the initiative of the Bourj Hammoud Municipality to mark the International Day for
This week, Red Oak led a training on museum accessibility for blind and deaf visitors, as part of the “Doors. Please Touch” (Prière de toucher) project, in collaboration with the Omero Tactile Museum in Ancona,
We are excited to have launched our intergenerational aerial silk activity as part of the project "Bodies in Motion, Hearts Connected". This initiative represents an exciting step towards developing strength, flexibility, and trust through fun and
Winner of the “Sahtak bi Idak – Your Health is in Your Hands” program, launched by the French Embassy in Lebanon and La Guilde, this project is led by Red Oak in partnership with Ciela Academy, the Chouf National College, Scale, and the Tripoli
As part of the "Transforming the future in Bekaa through professional and digital skills" project, Red Oak successfully conducted four interactive awareness sessions focused on cyberbullying prevention, with the
From July 17 to 20, RedOak Association proudly took part in the Aley International Festival with a 4-day stand showcasing the handmade creations of women trained through our crochet and embroidery workshops in Baaloul, West
In Al Marj, West Bekaa, a wave of hope and empowerment is rising as women take bold steps toward financial independence through the "Building Skills and Futures for Women" project. This initiative proudly implemented by Red Oak, in partnership with
We are proud to announce that Nadine Abou Zaki, founder and director of Red Oak, has been appointed as a member of the newly established Lebanese National Commission for UNESCO. This important commission was formed under the leadership of Minister
Red Oak, in partnership with Save the Children International and with the support of LHF - UNOCHA Lebanon, recently concluded a transformative project supporting children’s education, well-being, and protection. Through targeted
