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Inmaa’s Story

INMAA was founded in 2003 in Beqaa- Lebanon, with a mission to support the needs of the local community, and a main focus on stateless individuals and Bedouin communities who are the most marginalized population in Lebanon. In 2006, INMAA launched its first Emergency Response due to the severe Israeli Attack on Lebanon and started helping displaced individuals from the South of Lebanon by securing them shelter and basic needs assistance. Later on, in 2008, INMAA marked its first appearance as a research focal entity with its collaboration with the American University of Beirut and the Refugee Studies Centre at Oxford University, targeting the Bedouins. This project was essential, as it addressed the basic healthcare needs of communities that had long been neglected by the government. On the other hand, since the onset of the conflict in Syria in 2011, INMAA has been at the forefront of providing urgent assistance to families in need, focusing on supporting vulnerable populations in hard-to-reach areas such as Halab, Hamah, Rural Damascus, and other regions, by providing essential aid and services. Meanwhile, the emergency response targeted Syrians who sought refuge in Lebanon. In response to the influx, INMAA provided shelter, basic assistance, and education to an estimated 30,000 Syrian children. Since then, INMAA has continued to respond to the evolving needs of the communities and started properly establishing itself, by managing its educational facility (Al Andalus School) and 3 Healthcare centers in Beqaa area. Furthermore, INMAA has implemented several projects over the years tackling different sectors, in order to support the communities to secure their livelihoods, Education and Health Sector, mainly in times of crisis and emergencies. INMAA has also established the “Lebanese Network for Development and Peace”, a coalition of humanitarian activists and organizations that advocate for human rights, women's rights, and the rights of those who have experienced torture. On the other hand, within The “Al Adel (Arabic of Justice) center”, INMAA is also working to address critical issues related to humanitarian access and mediation. INMAA today maintains a large Network with the international community and continues to support it. At INMAA, our goal is to continue evolving and adapting our programs and initiatives to meet the changing needs of the community and to promote sustainable development in Lebanon.

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Sustainable Impact

We strive to create a sustainable impact by empowering communities with solutions that address real needs. Inclusion and diversity are at the center of our work, enhancing the quality of life and creating a world rich with hope and opportunities.
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Partnership and Coordination

We work closely with stakeholders, municipalities, and teams on the ground to achieve our goals. By coordinating with local organizations and communities, we ensure that our work has the greatest impact. Our multi-sector approach serves the most vulnerable, achieving equality and inclusion. We work closely with our partners to be there for people during tough times, making a meaningful difference in their lives.
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Commitment and Innovation

We are dedicated to innovation and committed to empowering individuals to become more cooperative and independent. Our programs and projects offer opportunities to gain skills and experiences that help achieve ambitions, creating meaningful and lasting change.
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Meet Our Team

Haitham Taaimi

Haitham Taaimi

Founder-Partnerships and Relations Manager

Lameaa Al Mais

Lameaa Al Mais

Vice President

Suzane Fawaz

Suzane Fawaz

Programs Coordinator

Sawsan Al Badr

Sawsan Al Badr

Emergency and Relief Program Coordinator

Kareen Alkhatib

Kareen Alkhatib

Health Program Coordinator

Ali Lwies

Ali Lwies

Coordination

Ahmad Alwais

Ahmad Alwais

Education Sector Coordinator

Abdulwadood Almasri

Abdulwadood Almasri

Information Technology

Partners & Donors

We work in partnership and coordination with more than 90 Civil society institutions including municipalities