Support for 250 individuals Lebanese (100), Syrian refugees (100) and migrants (50) through:
- Provision of food parcels during 6 months paired with hygiene kits (WASH elderly and Baby kits) for 2 months period in Aley district Mount Lebanon topped up with tailored hygiene kits for babies and elderlies (hygiene kits are distributed to the same families, the 1st kit during the 1st distribution of food and the 2nd  kit during the 4th distribution of the food) . 
- Delivery of info session related to Covid-19, PSEA, nutrition, reproductive health and mental health to 1,150 individuals Lebanese (500), refugees (500) and migrants (150). Tabitha and MSD will provide support access to nutritious food for 250 individuals Lebanese, refugees or migrants  food insecure, without support/assistance and or affected by the economic situation Lebanon is going through. This will be combined with hygiene kits,  the same families will get 2 hygiene kits to be distributed during the first food distribution and the fourth distribution. Food and hygiene kits will comply with the recommendations of the Food security and WASH clusters. Food will be provided for 6 months and hygiene kits will be provided for a 2-month period as per the LHF allocation strategy and as per the clusters’ recommendations to the same households. Vulnerable individuals will be selected through the community center that Tabitha runs in Aley since 2016 and where also MSD shares premises. Cases will be selected from the current load that Tabitha has, taking into consideration the vulnerability criteria and if possible Tabitha will be willing to receive referrals from other I/NGOs, local CBOs or any other relevant stakeholders operating in the area including ANERA and Concern Worldwide. The validation will be made using the questionnaire shared by LHF. Coordination on selection criteria will be ensured through active participation to Clusters’ meetings and constant communication with humanitarian actors.

Tabitha and MSD are working with vulnerable people on daily basis, through individuals approaching the centers or contacting the staff requesting support and outreach workers within refugee and migrant communities. Individual cases will be screened and assessed by experienced social workers using the social work methodology. Special attention will be given to persons with specific needs (PWSNs), including persons with disabilities (PWDs), persons with chronic illnesses (PWCIs), the elderly, families with babies, and women-headed households (HHs), lactating or pregnant women in addition to the migrants for whom the focus will be on vulnerability criteria such as migrants/freelancers who have been fired by their employers, with children under 10, with no work opportunities or financial resources, affected by health and/or protection issues. 

The intervention will assist directly a total of 1,150 individuals among vulnerable Lebanese and migrant with food, and hygiene kits. Awareness materials  will be provided to 1,150 (500 Lebanese, 500 refugees and 150 migrants), to promote safe hygiene and Covid-19 prevention practices.  Info sessions will also be delivered to the selected case load on PSEA, complaint process, covid-19, reproductive health, nutrition and mental health tips, Tabitha will coordinate with relevant organizations and sectors to get the needed leaflets/information. MSD will handle the distribution for the migrants and Tabitha for Lebanese and refugees in close coordination with UNICEF, IOM, and the relevant entities.

Tabitha and MSD will make sure to coordinate with ANERA for the Lebanese Households in order to avoid overlap and with Concern Worldwide for migrants. Contact has been made with ANERA who confirmed that they will be working in Beirut while for Concern Worldwide, MSD is already coordinating with them for migrants cases. Sharing lists of validated names will be done with both NGOs.