ReliefAid is delivering aid to families in Lebanon

As tensions continue across Lebanon, families are still under fire, displaced, seperated from loved ones and each day is filled with uncertainty and loss.

Since March, over 1 million people have been forced from their homes, many now staying in overcrowded shelters, on the streets or with relatives, with little income and limited access to food. This is unfolding alongside an already fragile situation, where more than 80% of the population has been pushed into poverty and food insecurity continues to rise.

Sharifah Ahmed is one of them. She is now hosting her father, her brother, his wife, and their six children after they were forced to flee.

“We have to endure it because this war is very difficult…it is more of a psychological war than anything else,” she told us.

“We are suffering, especially with food. The situation is very difficult, and work has stopped, nobody is working.”

Her brother’s home is badly damaged, his workshop destroyed. They briefly returned during the ceasefire, but had to flee again when they saw the condition of their home.

“My brother’s situation is very difficult… everything is damaged,” she said.

In the middle of this, your support has made a real difference.

Because of you, 127 families, including Sharifah Ahmed's, have received food parcels, something steady in a time that feels anything but.

“Thank you, you were by our side last year, and you have not left us this year either.”

Thank you for continuing to support families in Lebanon.