Women in Information Technology (WIT)
Women in Information Technology is a Lebanese non-profit association. Launched on June 14, 2006, it is dedicated to inspiring more women to be willing and able to use technology as a tool for their empowerment. Women in Information Technology serves as a platform for professional women to share and exchange information, toggle issues of concern, implement strategies, and search for opportunities with the purpose of strengthening the capacity of all women through the usage of ICT.

In particular, WIT aims to encourage more young women and girls to choose and prepare for ICT careers; and to improve the lives of all women, their families and communities through the usage of ICT.

National YWCA of Lebanon, Jbeil Caza Center
The Young Women’s Christian Organization is the oldest volunteer movement for women and girls in Lebanon. It is affiliated to the World YWCA, an international volunteer membership movement uniting 25 million women in over 100 countries. The aim of the YWCA is to achieve social justice through programs for community development. To this end, the YWCA has given priority to the advancement of women and to their greater participation in leadership at all levels of society.

The Lebanon YWCA was the first organization to bridge the gap between formal and informal education in Lebanon by introducing, as early as 1920, vocational training for young women.

The Jbeil branch offers leadership training for the advancement of Lebanese women, by educating young women for the world of business and giving them, in the process, self confidence and a sense of their own worth.

YWCA Jbeil also implements advocacy programs, which foster a just, safe and equitable society for all by addressing issues of concern and promoting the status of women in society.

Abadieh Scout Club
Abadieh Scout Group is a part of a Lebanese scout organization concerned with the education of youths of both sexes. Following the spirit of the world scout movement which is adapted to the Lebanese reality, the group prepares its members to be active citizens in society.

The aim of Scouting is to encourage the physical, intellectual, social, emotional and spiritual development of young people so that they take a constructive place in society as responsible citizens, and as members of their local, national and international communities.

Aid Lebanon
Aid Lebanon – Civil Campaign for Relief is a non-profit non-governmental Lebanese civil society organization, founded on principles of culture and human rights. It is dedicated to providing relief to victims of war and deprivation in Lebanon as well as to raising awareness and promoting values in citizenship, democracy, education, and community-building. Aid Lebanon aims to make a positive contribution in the building and development of a better Lebanon based on equality, justice, and freedom. The organization advocates the implementation of accountability, transparency, and community participation, through sustainable development.
WIT is currently working with Aid Lebanon in Deir Qanoon.

The IT-Lebanon Association