The Dbayeh camp lies on a hilly slope north of Beirut and is home to over 500 Palestinian, Lebanese and Syrian families.
The JCC Library/Community Center is located in the midst of the camp and has become a popular gathering place for all residence.
The JCC offers the following programs:
The Library/Community Center
Handicrafts, Arts and Music: Children and teenagers come together to learn and enjoy drawing, coloring, and making various handicrafts.
Moral Guidance: The children and youth of the camp gather to listen to stories and lessons from the Bible.
“Study Station“: A tutoring program for children with learning abilities who need help with their homework.
Elementary Classes for the Syrian Refugees: Getting them ready for the Lebanese curriculum at the elementary level.
Lectures, Training, Workshops, and Celebrations: Youth attend lectures and workshops on various topics throughout the year.
Christmas & Easter recitals are held in the church for the parents and the parishioners.
Sports Program: JCC youth leaders formed football and basketball teams that train, play, and compete each week. There is also a four-room gymnasium and a ping pong table.
The JCC offers an educational and recreational Summer School Program for children, including trips to nature reserves, water parks, and other.
The Thrift Shop is located in the basement of the Center and sells secondhand clothing, toys, and household items, with proceeds going to support individuals in need of medication.
