Over a million people are now directly affected by the escalating violence. The invisible wounds of trauma, anxiety, and grief require immediate and sustained care.
Support Relief EffortsFigures sourced from the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health, as of March 22, 2026. The scale of need is staggering — and growing.
Lives Lost since the escalation began on March 2 — including over 107 children among the dead, leaving families shattered across every region of the country.
People Injured, including 331 children, placing immense strain on a deeply fragile healthcare system. 28 attacks on healthcare facilities have been recorded since March 2.
Internally Displaced Persons — around 19% of Lebanon's population, forcibly displaced. Displacement orders now cover ~14% of Lebanon's territory including large parts of the south, Bekaa, and Beirut's southern suburbs.
Sheltering in 636 Collective Sites, many of them public schools, in severely overcrowded conditions. The majority of displaced people are outside formal shelters, relying on host families or informal arrangements.
The violence and displacement have not impacted the country equally.
Currently reporting the highest casualty toll in the country, with communities devastated by sustained hostilities.
Primary origin points for mass displacement as hostilities impact areas south of the Litani River, forcing hundreds of thousands to flee.
Facing severe structural damage and mounting casualties from targeted operations in one of the country's most historically significant regions.
Reeling from consecutive displacement orders. Collective shelters in the capital report severe overcrowding, lacking essential sanitation and privacy.
The Art of Living and IAHV propose a holistic Healing, Trauma Relief, and Empowerment program for the victims of war in Lebanon. Our 8–12 hour programs are designed for both large populations and small groups.
We understand that our healing must be timely, culturally sensitive, and self-sustaining. Trained participants can sustain and integrate improvements through continued practice — without dependence on external resources.
Specialized sessions using customized breathing techniques and trauma-informed yoga postures specifically designed to relieve and ease the physical and emotional weight of trauma.
Interactive sessions focusing on holistic healing — incorporating breath-based techniques, mindfulness, and yoga to address emotional and psychological wounds.
Sessions to enhance emotional resilience, stress management, and coping mechanisms, enabling individuals to navigate challenges with greater strength.
Skills development and empowerment training to create a sense of agency, combined with peer-to-peer support groups that foster shared experiences, belonging, and a positive impact on personal and community lives.
IAHV's holistic programs have demonstrated significant and sustainable results worldwide — rapidly and significantly reducing symptoms of PTSD, depression, and anxiety.
Reduction in suicide rates within Kosovo prisons within just two years of program implementation.
Reduction in violent incidents in Los Angeles juvenile detention centers following trauma relief programs.
Displaced residents, university students, and aid workers reached following Hurricane Katrina in the United States.
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The physical destruction in Lebanon is visible — but the invisible wounds of war require immediate and sustained care. By supporting this program, you are directly funding breath-based healing workshops, resilience training, and community support for those who need it most.
Your generosity ensures that the people of Lebanon do not have to face their trauma alone. Together, we can help a nation heal.