Centralized Platform for Emergency Information and Services in Lebanon
Access comprehensive information on collective shelters, available essential services, and official updates through a single and trusted platform.
247
Total Collective Shelters
26,341
Displaced Individuals in Collective Shelters
24,068,074
Items Distributed
How the Platform Supports You
Access to Information
Real-time information on shelters, available services, and the overall emergency response.
Guidance
Locate the nearest shelter, identify available services, and access clear, step-by-step guidance on how to obtain assistance.
Feedback Mechanism
Report issues and share feedback through a dedicated mechanism — contributing to the continuous improvement of the response.
What Do You Need?
Quick access to the most important tools and information
Find Help Near You
Locate collective shelters, health clinics, and services in your area
Live Dashboard
View national overview of collective shelters, displaced individuals, and services
Official Updates
Government announcements, alerts, and operational updates
Guidance & Awareness
What to do if displaced, how to access services, your rights
National Snapshot
Key figures from the live situation dashboard
247
Total Collective Shelters
146
Open Collective Shelters
101
Full
26,341
Displaced Individuals in Collective Shelters
Services Available at Collective Shelters
Multi-sector humanitarian services coordinated across government ministries
Health Services
Psychosocial Support
Education
Protection
Food Assistance
Shelter Management
Collaborating Government Entities
A coordinated national response across ministries and agencies
MoSA
Ministry of Social Affairs
MEHE
Ministry of Education & Higher Education
MoPH
Ministry of Public Health
LRC
Lebanese Red Cross
DRM
Disaster Risk Management Unit — Presidency of the Council of Ministers
Latest Updates
Official announcements and alerts
Emergency Shelter Expansion in Mount Lebanon
The Ministry of Social Affairs, in coordination with DRM and UNHCR, has opened 12 new collective shelters across Mount Lebanon to accommodate displaced families. Each shelter is equipped with basic amenities including bedding, hygiene kits, and first-aid stations. Priority access is given to families with vulnerable members including elderly, children under 5, and persons with disabilities.
Health Services Extended to All Shelters
Mobile health teams from MoPH and WHO will now operate daily at all registered collective shelters. Services include primary healthcare consultations, medication dispensing, maternal and child health checks, and mental health first aid. No registration required — all displaced persons are eligible.
Food Distribution Schedule — Week of April 14
WFP and the Lebanese Red Cross will conduct food parcel distributions at the following sites: Tripoli Sports City (Mon-Tue), Baalbek Municipal Stadium (Wed-Thu), and Sidon Governmental Hospital parking (Fri-Sat). Each registered family will receive a monthly food basket containing rice, lentils, canned goods, cooking oil, and flour. Bring your registration card and a valid ID.