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Helping Lebanon’s undocumented families be seen, recognised and protected 

Many families in the informal settlement of Hay El Gharbeh in southern Beirut lack legal documents such as birth certificates or identity documents. This is more than the inconvenience of missing paperwork, it means blocked access to healthcare, education, and dignity. Our partner, Tahaddi is walking beside families on their journey to be seen, recognised and protected.

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Climate Justice and Environmental Action - the Christians Tackling Climate Change in the Middle East

The Middle East is one of the areas of the world most affected by climate change. At a recent conference in Jordan, Christians came together to share the diverse ways they are working to tackle the issue in the region. Embrace’s Programmes, Partnerships & Advocacy Director, Dr Ruth Valerio was there. Here she shares her report on the conference and how Embrace’s project are playing their part.

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A city on a knife edge – 5 days visiting Beirut

In this long-read, Embrace’s Rev Su McClellan shares a vivid personal account of her recent trip to Lebanon. She describes the lasting impact of the recent Israel-Hezbollah war, and how the local Christians that Embrace supports are rebuilding and continuing to serve their communities with love and compassion.

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