Rahma Center for Community Services

Rahma Center for Community Service was initially founded on August 6, 2003 in Partnership between International Rahma in Kuwait and ISWA – Lebanon to be a center for orphan’s activities, vocational training programs for girls and community service programs that support all groups in need in Lebanon.

A top priority was the active and community-building human industry, which focused on achieving sustainable development goals, notably quality education, through Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) for girls who drop out of school.

As our expertise grew and our potential evolved, we began to expand our humanitarian work to include development programs, food Security projects, economic empowerment projects, seasonal projects, relief projects, orphan and elderly bail projects, educational recreational programs and others...

Vision:

Rahma Centre for Community services seeks to play a leading role in humanitarian work, according to the best standards of quality, institutional performance and inclusiveness of our projects in Lebanon.

Mission:

Providing active individuals that are capable of contributing to improving the lives of vulnerable groups all over Lebanon in order to achieve sustainable development through charitable, developmental and relief projects, partnerships and individual and collective initiatives.

Rahma Center for Community Service aims to reach the largest number of beneficiaries without considering nationality, religion or caste, and its programs cover the widest area of the home country.