Lebanon
Despite the efforts of the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health in supporting basic and specialist healthcare for refugees, the cost of consultations, laboratory tests, and medication remains a barrier for a significant number of refugees.
MSF ensures access to free, high-quality healthcare for vulnerable people, including refugees and migrant workers. Our activities include reproductive health services, general and intensive care, treatment for non-communicable diseases, and routine vaccinations for children, in Akkar, Zahle, South Beirut and in the Bekaa valley. We also provide treatment for children with thalassemia in Zahle.
Our teams are currently running COVID-19 vaccination campaigns, including in nursing homes and in prisons. We are also conducing health education sessions which include informative messages about COVID-19 vaccination and the ways to register to get vaccinated.
Our activities in 2022 in Lebanon
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2022.
676
676
€25.6 M
25.6M
1976
1976
165,100
165,1
44,700
44,7
10,600
10,6
3,620
3,62
Bringing healthcare to neighbourhoods isolated by sectarian violence
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“We are not tourists – we are people fleeing a war”
Abundant medical needs among Syrian refugees and victims of local conflict
In pictures: The plight of Palestinian refugees who fled Syria
From Syria to Ain el-Helweh: Alleviating the suffering of refugees in Saida
Aid lags as Syrian refugee numbers increase
Fleeing the violence in Syria: Syrian refugees in Lebanon
Syrian refugees living in fear and uncertainty
Contact us
Hamra main street, Domtex building, 5th floor
Beirut, Lebanon
Area zip code: 1103