This log offers a daily snapshot of Anera’s humanitarian work in Lebanon, based on real-time updates from our staff. It highlights the dedication and local leadership driving our programs, though not ...

Anera’s nursing scholarship opens up opportunities for aspiring nurses in Lebanon, such as Atef Najjar. Once he heard about ...

Proceeds benefit several organizations, including Anera, on of the longest-standing humanitarian organizations in Palestine.

Devex’s Sara Jerving covers a discussion of experts at a Devex Impact House event on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. She quotes Sean Carroll, Anera’s recently ...

On Thursday, Anera staff distributed potable water to internally displaced people camps in Khan Younis, the middle area, and Gaza city, in total more than 120,000 gallons. On Wednesday, we distributed ...

Whether you’ve been an Anera supporter for decades or recently joined our community after learning about our work through Macklemore’s support, we are grateful to have you with us. We could not do ...

Anera and Direct Relief provide medical aid to equip maternity units in Lebanon’s Palestinian refugee camps, ensuring safe ...

What is life like in Palestine? There are too many occasions when violence and chaos threaten a dangerous disruption of everyday life in Palestine, even for those who are not directly involved. This ...

There are the workers to pay. There is the fuel to get the olives from the grove to the press. There is the cost of pressing ...

Anera is delivering food to displaced, hungry families in Gaza through community kitchens we’re calling tekia (takiyya, tkiya), based on a beautifully simple concept that began almost 10 centuries ago ...

Who are the people of Lebanon? Lebanon is populated by a diverse group of mostly Arab-identifying people, forming a rich and varied culture of 5.3 million people. The diaspora is vast, spanning dozens ...

There are 58 official Palestinian refugee camps. They are located in Jordan, the West Bank, Gaza, Syria and Lebanon. Many of the camps were created in 1948 as a result of the first Arab-Israeli war.