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Financial aid for students in the Chouf

Financial aid for students in Kfarshima

Financial aid for students & rehabilitation
of youth centers

Funds for civilians facing extreme poverty

Well water filter

Mental health services for war-traumatized
children

Low-income housing for the fishermen
of Tyre

Blood-bank centrifuges

Mobile rural development unit and
biodiversity conservation

Mobile water treatment



The war in summer 2006 resulted in an overwhelming humanitarian crisis. The conflict killed over 1,100 people (40% of the casualties were children), destroyed 15,000 homes, inflicted billions of dollars worth of damage on infrastructure and left more than one million people homeless.

In order to help with humanitarian crisis, SEAL obtained the New York Attorney General´s approval to amend its charter and therefore added humanitarian relief to the existing mission statement.