Cedar Home
Vocational Center for Boys
Summary
Sociopolitical unrest and economic challenges place many young men in Lebanon at elevated risk of unjust labor trafficking. Lebanon Cedar Home vocational center for boys seeks to offer alternative solutions for boys (13-18 years old) looking to provide for their families amidst such trying times. This non-residential academy both trains students in a marketable trade and connects them with local Church of God bodies for discipleship. Global Strategy projects walk alongside the Lebanon Cedar Home as they renovate and prepare the site for a successful project launch.
Cost
The goal of this project is to raise a total of $61,824.
Project # 42.40335
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Summary
Sociopolitical unrest and economic challenges place many young men in Lebanon at elevated risk of unjust labor trafficking. Lebanon Cedar Home vocational center for boys seeks to offer alternative solutions for boys (13-18 years old) looking to provide for their families amidst such trying times. This non-residential academy both trains students in a marketable trade and connects them with local Church of God bodies for discipleship. Global Strategy projects walk alongside the Lebanon Cedar Home as they renovate and prepare the site for a successful project launch.
Cost
The goal of this project is to raise a total of $61,824.
Project # 42.40335
BACKGROUND
Vision
Vision
Lebanese families and communities are transformed by the power of the gospel as their young men are set free from forced labor, equipped with trade skills, discipled in Christian community, and empowered to provide for their families with freedom and dignity.
STRATEGY
Global Strategy projects are joining with this incredible work by providing the funds for:
• 40 beds
• 100 chairs
• 50 desks
• 7 computers
• 4 projectors
• 5 whiteboards
• 2 washing machines
• 2 dryers
• 1 generator
• 1 industrial stove & oven
• 1 industrial fridge
• 1 power generator
• Plumbing lab equipment
“Once a boy graduates from our academy he will be able to make a better living for his life, and that of his parents and family/community.” –
Karim Anayssi
Executive Director, Cedar Home Lebanon
Cedar Home Renovations Needed Photo Gallery
History of Cedar Home Orphanage
In 1957, TEAM Mission met with pastors and leaders from the Church of God in Lebanon to discuss the joint running of a shelter they had opened a few years prior called Haven of Hope. The shelter was for children who had been separated from their families during the Palestinian immigration or during the hostilities at that time. On July 21, 1961, the home got its official papers from the government and was named Cedar Home.
During the years Cedar Home moved from one place to another due, mainly because of the civil war between 1975 and 1991. Finally in 2001, it settled in Nabay, a village 13 kilometers northeast of Beirut.
Will you join Global Strategy in supporting the work of Cedar Home as they care for vulnerable children?
Ways to make a difference
- Online—Visit this link.
- Check—Make checks payable to “Church of God Ministries” and specify “Cedar Home Vocational Center for Boys - 42.40335” in the memo line.
For more information, contact Global Strategy Projects at 800.848.2464 or GSProjects@chog.org.
