RAMADHAN MUBARAK This Ramadhan is a very difficult one for all Muslims. Specifically in Gaza and all Palestinian territories which are under deprivation, destruction, hunger and attempts of migration/displacement. People in Gaza are reported to be forced into a continuous fasting because no food is available. Some people break their “fasting” with water, […]
Category: Lebanon
Homs League Abroad (video)
HLA Residents (Video)
The refugee story is not a single monolithic narrative. Within the population of the hundreds of women and children who currently live in or previously were served by Homs League Abroad’s five centers in three countries, there are a huge range of stories of their pasts, present, and futures.
Progress Report – 12/2019
Making Change Making Change Making Change With the support of generous donors like you, this whole year has been busy with new projects, and expansions of old!
Special Appeal
In just over five years, the Homs League Abroad project that supports Syrian widows and orphans has provided shelter, education, and social and spiritual strengthening to over 525 individuals.
Request for Mentors
The Alalusi Foundation would like to formally invite women to volunteer for a month or a year as a mentor to teen girls who are residents of any of the Homs League Abroad homes in Tripoli, Lebanon or Amman, Jordan.Please contact us for more information.
Concert in Tripoli
One of the three Homs League Abroad centers for Syrian refugee widows and children sits on the end of a cul-de-sac in the Al-Zaytoun district and near to the Al Abrar mosque, an ornate building built in 2003 with a theater available for public events. On the final evening of the Alalusi Foundation exploratory trip […]
Al-Rahma Model School
The Al-Rahma Model School sits on a narrow backstreet in Qalamoun, a southern suburb of Tripoli, Lebanon.
HLA – Lebanon
Art as therapy
While some members of the Alalusi Foundation team were sharing knowledge on dental hygiene and relaxation techniques for Syrian refugee widows, Maggie Conroy and Suha Abbasi were working with kids and adults to express themselves therapeutically with art.
