Middle East
Lebanon
Lebanon remains in a deep humanitarian crisis, driven by ongoing economic collapse, political instability, and renewed war in the south. Since the escalation in early 2026, over 1 million people have been displaced — nearly one-fifth of the country's population — while hundreds of thousands more remain at risk. The conflict has already claimed over 1,400 lives.
Initiatives
2026
Medical Campaign (January)
Conducted a one-week medical campaign supporting vulnerable Christian families. Over 250 medication packages were distributed to 50 individuals while two doctors provided examinations, treatment, and ongoing medical care.
Wheat Field Project (February – Present)
Launched a large-scale wheat cultivation project across approximately 40 acres near five Christian villages in South Lebanon. The initiative creates employment for local families while providing grain to around 250 households, supporting approximately 1,800 Christians.
Beirut Medical Clinic (March – Present)
Our Beirut Medical Clinic continues providing treatment for war injuries, chronic illnesses, and general healthcare to vulnerable families affected by the conflict. The clinic also distributes food assistance while delivering ongoing medical care to hundreds of patients each month.
Emergency Humanitarian Relief (March – Present)
Our teams continue delivering critical humanitarian aid to Christians throughout South Lebanon. Food, water, flour, bread, medical assistance, and essential supplies have reached more than 17,000 people despite the dangers of operating in active conflict zones.
South Lebanon Kitchen (April – Present)
TBP launched a community kitchen that now prepares hundreds of fresh meals each week, providing reliable food assistance to more than 3,000 Christians living in South Lebanon.
Sanitary Aid for the Elderly (April)
Essential hygiene and sanitary supplies were delivered to an elderly care home, supporting approximately 30 vulnerable families facing severe shortages due to the ongoing conflict.
Emergency Food Distribution in Beirut (April)
Distributed 200 emergency food parcels to vulnerable families across Beirut, providing essential nutrition for approximately 700 individuals.
Diesel for Community Generators (June – Present)
Supplied over 2,000 liters of diesel to power community generators, restoring electricity for more than 4,000 Christians living in war-affected villages across South Lebanon.
South Lebanon School (June – Present)
Opened our first school in South Lebanon, providing educational support for more than 55 Christian children while creating employment for seven teachers and developing specialized learning programs.
Essential Supplies Distribution (June – Present)
Through trusted local partnerships, TBP continues delivering flour, rice, water, vegetables, and other essential goods to thousands of Christians living in the villages of Rmeish and Debl.
Initiatives
2025
Food and Hygiene Support (January 2025)
This program supported around 100 Christian families forced to leave their homes in South Lebanon. The TBP team provided approximately 250 hygiene kits and food packages, benefiting around 120 families — about 400 individuals in total.
Medical Assistance for Christian Villagers (March 2025)
The TBP team intervened to support Christian villagers who had relocated to safe shelters, providing medications for around 300 elderly individuals unable to travel to pharmacies or hospitals.
Plant Distribution in Mount Lebanon (April 2025 – Present)
The TBP team distributed 35,000 small plants to around 500 families in Mount Lebanon, aimed at feeding approximately 3,000 individuals and providing a sustainable source of income.
South Lebanon Medical Outreach (May 2025)
The program supported around 50 elderly individuals displaced during the recent war. The TBP team distributed medications and organized doctor visits for many suffering from heart disease and diabetes.
Supporting the Return of Christians (June – August 2025)
TBP's strong support encouraged Christians in South Lebanon to return to their villages. Through the program, 1,000 to 1,500 people benefited from medications, food, doctor visits, sleeping kits, psychological therapy, and other essential services.
Rebuilding the Medical Clinic (June 2025 – Present)
After the recent war destroyed TBP's medical clinic, we rebuilt the clinic's interior, allowing it to reopen and serve between 3,000 and 5,000 patients every six months from neighboring Christian towns.
Agriculture Project Phase 1 (August 2025 – Present)
The first phase provided job opportunities for more than 15 Christian farmers. With TBP's support, they cultivated over 12,000 m² of land, reconstructed an agricultural pond, and established a new water system. Around 100 impoverished Christians will benefit.
Reconstruction of the Latin Church (August 2025)
The TBP team reconstructed the Latin Church in South Lebanon, which serves as the place of worship for more than three Christian villages. More than 5,000 Christians visit the church each month.
Sustainable Chicken Farm (October 2025 – Present)
The TBP team launched a sustainable chicken farm project to support around 15 Christian farmers, providing chickens for egg production and poultry to generate ongoing income for the community.
South Lebanon Bakery (November 2025 – Present)
Opened TBP's first bakery in South Lebanon, producing fresh bread and baked goods that support more than 1,800 Christians each week while strengthening long-term food security for the surrounding community.
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