Responding to the Beirut explosion
We are supporting our church partners on the ground as they respond to some of the many needs identified after the Beirut explosion: food supplies, winter and hygiene items, shelter rehabilitation, etc. We need all the help we can get as about 300,000 people were made temporarily homeless by the explosion.
Pray with us

READY MEALS
7800
ready meals distributed to affected families in Beirut
Today, we distributed meals in Beirut to people heavily affected by the explosion. When we visited them, they were so busy cleaning what is left of their homes that they hadn't eaten anything for the whole day. They deeply appreciated our gesture.
2200
vouchers distributed to blast-affected households
The church has given us vouchers, that we used to buy food from the supermarket. They were also so kind as to give us a new refrigerator and a new oven, since ours were not working anymore since the explosion... Some people from the church are also cooking for us every day and bringing us hot meals for us to eat.

SHELTER REHABILITATION
100
homes rehabilitated in blast-affected areas
The church has been supporting me ever since the Beirut explosion. First, they replaced my broken windows, fixed my kitchen and bathroom, and insulated the roof that was badly leaking since the explosion. I could never have afforded to repair them myself. For the past four months, the church has also been sending me three cooked meals a week, and they gave me several food vouchers.

HYGIENE KITS
7000
hygiene kits
The hygiene kits contain soap, hand sanitizer, washing powder, laundry detergent, and other hygiene items. They will be distributed to blast affected families, to help ease their financial burden and protect them from the spread of COVID 19.

FIRST AID TRAINING
20
partners on the ground trained in first aid and crisis management
Before this training, we did not know how to survey our surroundings. Today we learnt concrete things and tips to make sure our team is safe before helping other people. I feel better equipped and prepared to go back and continue serving the people affected by the blast.

FOOD BOXES
90
food boxes donated to ABTS's guesthouse along with hygiene items
We have been working nonstop to prepare our guesthouse to welcome families that lost their homes in the Beirut explosion. We are thankful to MERATH, who gave us some food and hygiene packages. Our prayer is that our labor of love will provide some comfort and hope to these precious families.