Despite all the challenges imposed on us since 2020, not to mention the Lockdown restrictions due to covid-19 and the living conditions in Lebanon with no electricity or access to the basics; 1720 students reached through mainstream media, and social media; 460 volunteer hours donated to our projects benefiting 358 students.
In 2021, an intensive program was designed to all third secondary students who were not able to finish their programs in public schools due to many reasons, mainly the public sector strikes, power and internet outages, and others. 231 students from different Lebanese suburb areas were incubated in this program, continued their studies in four main scientific subjects (Math, Physics, Chemistry and Biology) and got ready for the official exams.
In 2022, LEDURA gave 25 scholarships to academic and technical students, awarded 4 high academic achievers from different schools, in addition to 98 technical students attended free of charge preparatory sessions.
LEDURA, the Lebanese Educational Association, is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2019 and registered at the Lebanese Ministry of Interior under no. 732/2020, striving to ensure that every child has access to education and the opportunity to acquire literacy skills to reach their full potential and beyond. Over the past few years, our organization has had a remarkable impact on school students and communities in which it works. Dedication, collaboration and commitment are our core values to create positive change, transform and empower children we can all be proud of.
Despite all the challenges imposed on us since 2020, not to mention the Lockdown restrictions due to covid-19 and the living conditions in Lebanon with no electricity or access to the basics; 1720 students reached through mainstream media, and social media; 460 volunteer hours donated to our projects benefiting 358 students.
In 2021, an intensive program was designed to all third secondary students who were not able to finish their programs in public schools due to many reasons, mainly the public sector strikes, power and internet outages, and others. 231 students from different Lebanese suburb areas were incubated in this program, continued their studies in four main scientific subjects (Math, Physics, Chemistry and Biology) and got ready for the official exams.
In 2022, LEDURA gave 25 scholarships to academic and technical students, awarded 4 high academic achievers from different schools, in addition to 98 technical students attended free of charge preparatory sessions.
Providing support, advice and services to all members of the educational family.
LEDURA, the Lebanese Educational Association, is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2019 and registered at the Lebanese Ministry of Interior under no. 732/2020, striving to ensure that every child has access to education and the opportunity to acquire literacy skills to reach their full potential and beyond. Over the past few years, our organization has had a remarkable impact on school students and communities in which it works. Dedication, collaboration and commitment are our core values to create positive change, transform and empower children we can all be proud of.
Despite all the challenges imposed on us since 2020, not to mention the Lockdown restrictions due to covid-19 and the living conditions in Lebanon with no electricity or access to the basics; 1720 students reached through mainstream media, and social media; 460 volunteer hours donated to our projects benefiting 358 students.
In 2021, an intensive program was designed to all third secondary students who were not able to finish their programs in public schools due to many reasons, mainly the public sector strikes, power and internet outages, and others. 231 students from different Lebanese suburb areas were incubated in this program, continued their studies in four main scientific subjects (Math, Physics, Chemistry and Biology) and got ready for the official exams.
In 2022, LEDURA gave 25 scholarships to academic and technical students, awarded 4 high academic achievers from different schools, in addition to 98 technical students attended free of charge preparatory sessions.
A non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2019 and registered at the Lebanese Ministry of Interior under no. 732/2020.
Ensure that all Lebanese citizens have the right to mandatory and decent education for their children, whether in the public or private sector.
Providing aid and scholarships to needy and outstanding students.
Providing support, advice and services to all members of the educational family.
LEDURA, the Lebanese Educational Association, is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2019 and registered at the Lebanese Ministry of Interior under no. 732/2020, striving to ensure that every child has access to education and the opportunity to acquire literacy skills to reach their full potential and beyond. Over the past few years, our organization has had a remarkable impact on school students and communities in which it works. Dedication, collaboration and commitment are our core values to create positive change, transform and empower children we can all be proud of.
Despite all the challenges imposed on us since 2020, not to mention the Lockdown restrictions due to covid-19 and the living conditions in Lebanon with no electricity or access to the basics; 1720 students reached through mainstream media, and social media; 460 volunteer hours donated to our projects benefiting 358 students.
In 2021, an intensive program was designed to all third secondary students who were not able to finish their programs in public schools due to many reasons, mainly the public sector strikes, power and internet outages, and others. 231 students from different Lebanese suburb areas were incubated in this program, continued their studies in four main scientific subjects (Math, Physics, Chemistry and Biology) and got ready for the official exams.
In 2022, LEDURA gave 25 scholarships to academic and technical students, awarded 4 high academic achievers from different schools, in addition to 98 technical students attended free of charge preparatory sessions.
A non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2019 and registered at the Lebanese Ministry of Interior under no. 732/2020.
Ensure that all Lebanese citizens have the right to mandatory and decent education for their children, whether in the public or private sector.
Providing aid and scholarships to needy and outstanding students.
Providing support, advice and services to all members of the educational family.
LEDURA, the Lebanese Educational Association, is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2019 and registered at the Lebanese Ministry of Interior under no. 732/2020, striving to ensure that every child has access to education and the opportunity to acquire literacy skills to reach their full potential and beyond. Over the past few years, our organization has had a remarkable impact on school students and communities in which it works. Dedication, collaboration and commitment are our core values to create positive change, transform and empower children we can all be proud of.
Despite all the challenges imposed on us since 2020, not to mention the Lockdown restrictions due to covid-19 and the living conditions in Lebanon with no electricity or access to the basics; 1720 students reached through mainstream media, and social media; 460 volunteer hours donated to our projects benefiting 358 students.
In 2021, an intensive program was designed to all third secondary students who were not able to finish their programs in public schools due to many reasons, mainly the public sector strikes, power and internet outages, and others. 231 students from different Lebanese suburb areas were incubated in this program, continued their studies in four main scientific subjects (Math, Physics, Chemistry and Biology) and got ready for the official exams.
In 2022, LEDURA gave 25 scholarships to academic and technical students, awarded 4 high academic achievers from different schools, in addition to 98 technical students attended free of charge preparatory sessions.