About LOST
The Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST), established in 1998, aims to empower and engage Lebanese people to live in dignity and peace by respecting, protecting, and fulfilling human rights. LOST focuses on creating a developed and equitable society by reducing poverty, eliminating exclusion, and fostering a culture of peace, with a particular emphasis on youth and women. With 13 operational branches, LOST addresses various sectors including food security, education, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), governance, social stability, women and youth empowerment, health, and protection. It prides itself on its experienced local staff, well-established network, and strong reputation for quality, transparency, and accountability.
Target: 600 youth
Program Description
The NAFAAL program provides comprehensive vocational training, personal development, and career-ready skills to vulnerable youth (ages 17-35) in the Baalbek-Hermel and Beqaa regions. By providing focused instruction in functional skills, life skills, and competency-based vocational training, participants gain the necessary knowledge and abilities to improve their economic self-sufficiency and resilience. After finishing the program, participants are connected with employment prospects through internships and work-based learning or provided assistance in launching their own enterprises. This transformative journey offers ongoing assistance and supervision, guaranteeing that participants are adequately prepared for long-lasting means of living and future job prospects.
