LEBANON EMERGENCY

The situation in Lebanon is worsening, and civilians are the victims of violent attacks on the Israeli-Lebanese border.

Lebanon has experienced its deadliest period since 2006: more than 500 dead and 2,000 wounded.

Our teams are working every day to guarantee access to healthcare for displaced populations affected by the conflict, but the emergency is intensifying and the smooth running of our actions is threatened.

We need your support to provide the necessary and lasting assistance to these populations, victims of the escalating conflict!

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Première Urgence Internationale

Your donations are the guarantee of Première Urgence Internationale's freedom to act. For 40 years, we have been providing assistance to vulnerable, marginalized, or excluded populations in France and internationally, affected by the impacts of wars, natural disasters, or economic collapse.

The support you provide us enables us to have a positive impact on the lives of 6 million people each year in crisis zones, including "forgotten" crises that receive little attention from the media or institutional donors.

Thanks to your generosity, we strengthen access to healthcare, nutrition, water, hygiene, sanitation, food security, education, and more, across 25 different countries, through an integrated approach.
 


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94% of our funds are directly used for our social missions, and the remaining 6% is allocated for overhead expenses. Each year, our organization undergoes an audit conducted by the SGS ICS firm, which attests to the rigor and transparency of our association's operations and management. You can access our annual accounts here.

We have been awarded the "DO GOOD" label by GANDEE (2 stars) as a result of an audit conducted in 2021. You can consult the rating criteria of this label here.
 

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Our intervention in Lebanon

Première Urgence Internationale has been present in Lebanon since 1996. As a result, our teams have been able to react swiftly in this highly destabilized context since October 7, 2023 and the conflict in Gaza. They are working tirelessly to guarantee access to primary healthcare for displaced populations affected by the conflict. In the southern governorates and Nabatiyeh over the past year, they have carried out 50,000 consultations in nine primary health care centers, distributed four tons of medicines and provided 184 households with financial transfers to help them cope with emergency shelter and protection problems.

The current situation is extremely alarming: hospitals are overwhelmed by the arrival of thousands of wounded, a large number of essential infrastructures such as roads and telecommunication tools have been destroyed, and the main roads are overloaded by the nearly 100,000 people who have had to leave everything behind to save their lives.

Having brought their own families to safety, our teams are now tackling the onerous task of meeting the needs of the populations affected by the fighting. They intend to support health centers in the south of the country, overwhelmed by the influx of wounded, by ensuring continuity of care and supplying essential medicines, particularly for the treatment of chronic illnesses.