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During our latest convoy to South Lebanon, the Order of Malta Lebanon delivered essential humanitarian assistance to families affected by the ongoing crisis, reaffirming its continued presence alongside vulnerable communities in the South.

Beyond the delivery of aid, this initiative carried a deeply human dimension. Students from schools and institutions across Lebanon contributed to the convoy by preparing special boxes for children in the South. These boxes were filled with drawings, toys, games, and handwritten notes; simple yet powerful gestures designed to bring comfort, joy, and a sense of connection.

Through these messages, children reached out to other children, sharing hope, solidarity, and kindness across distances and circumstances. In doing so, they helped preserve a sense of childhood and normalcy for those facing difficult realities.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all participating schools and institutions: Sagesse High School, Sisters of the Cross School, SESOBEL, International College (IC), Collège Louise Wegmann (CLW), Champville Marist Brothers School, and Kalimah School, whose students helped make this initiative possible through their heartfelt engagement.

The AHEAD Program is designed and implemented by the Order of Malta Lebanon with the support of Malteser International and funded by the German Federal Foreign Office.