26 Letters
Beirut, Lebanon
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26 Letters is a non-governmental organisation based in Beirut, Lebanon working on education, children & youth, refugees & migration +2 more.
26 Letters is a Spanish NGO based in Beirut, Lebanon. It began in 2015 when a Spanish student, Janira Taibo, started informal English lessons for Salah, a Syrian boy pushed into child labour, and the classes grew into a free school. It provides free one-to-one education with personalised curricula, including English, Arabic, Ethics, Math and other subjects, and offers psychological support, hygiene workshops, medical accompaniment, food and medicine distribution, and help for families dealing with discrimination in schools and healthcare. Its school is run democratically by students and parents, and it runs weekend activities and workshops on democracy, racism, sexism and LGBTQ+ issues. The organisation says it has delivered packages to over 450 families, reaching 2,529 people.
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Moms school
Education · Lebanon
Practical and vocational education for mothers of students, covering health, hygiene, rights and empowerment, with self-organised literacy classes.
Tribal School
Education · Lebanon
A democratic, student- and parent-led school model in which families take part in decision-making.
24/7 26 Letters
Children & Youth · Lebanon
A safe space for teenagers facing problems at home, open around the clock.
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