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Ajialouna's Kitchen was launched in 2008. It is a dynamic production area in Ajialouna, as it caters food for all occasions to all areas of Lebanon.
The kitchen team consists of 18 needy women and widows, most of them have been trained in the art of cooking at the American University of Culture and Education (AUCE) in the Kafa’at area, with funding coming from the Lebanon and the Gulf Bank. They work according to quality manufacturing standards in order to cover all the catering requests no matter the amount or type, seven days a week. Learn More
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Launched in Beirut 6 years ago (2005) and in Tripoli in 2009, sewing, embroidery and crochet for ladies and girls are taught in the atelier. A total of 12 women are running the Atelier.
The aim of this atelier is to promote the empowerment of women and strengthen their role in the community. Its primary objective is to provide employment opportunities for widows and needy women and provide steady income in order to provide a decent living for them. Learn More
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