Objective
To increase PARD’s organizational effectiveness, performance, and service quality.
Intervention Locations
From the informal gatherings of South Lebanon and Beirut to emergency shelters in Saida, our work is anchored in the communities where vulnerability is highest and institutional support is most absent.
Who We Are Working With
Our work targets families and communities living without basic infrastructure, where environmental risks are a daily threat to health.
01
PARD team, volunteers, and community workers
Across all programs, from health clinics and kindergartens to relief teams and women’s committees.
02
Program coordinators and field officers
Who manage projects in the gatherings and need skills in planning, monitoring, and emergency response.
03
Social workers, psychologists, and teachers
Who carry emotional weight and need support to care for themselves while caring for others.
04
Administrative and support teams
Who ensure our operations run smoothly, even during crisis.
05
Local partner organizations and NGO network members
Who train with us and coordinate through platforms in Saida and the South.
Organizational Development for PARD
Program Numbers (2024)
28
Female volunteers
Trained in SPHERE humanitarian standards for emergency response.
25
Team members
From across programs participated in specialized self-care and well-being training.
10+
Workshops
Delivered in Psychological First Aid, GBV response, and project planning.
3
Major projects
Underwent external evaluation and financial audit.
2
Needs identification processes
Conducted with women in Tyre and Saida to shape future work.
4
Specialized studies
Were commissioned on topics including women's civic engagement and pediatric health access in gatherings.
Organizational Development for PARD
Activities
How we train, support, and strengthen our team to serve communities better.
