Driven by compassion, united by action, creating lasting change
From the Community, to the Community
Building resilience and growth through dedication and creativity
WHO ARE WE
UTOPIA Association is a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to abolishing all types of social discrepancies in the Lebanese society. Through specialized projects and programs that embrace volunteerism and innovation, we strive to create empowered communities and achieve social justice for all, regardless of political or religious beliefs.
Our interventions encompass developmental, humanitarian, and empowering initiatives aimed at driving meaningful change and enhancing the quality of life for all citizens. UTOPIA Association relies on fundraising to cover operational and program implementation expenses. We secure funding from international grant institutions, local donations from the private sector, and various fundraising activities. We continuously seek partnerships with entities that share our strategic values of justice, equality, citizenship, volunteerism, and accountability.
SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS
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Our Highlights
Boussleh
In response to a growing need within Tripoli, a dedicated group of young volunteers united to create “Boussleh”. Supported by UTOPIA and Oxfam, and funded by the Danish International Development Agency….Read More
Abjad Center
Located in the heart of Tabbaneh, on the demarcation line between Tabbaneh and Jabal Mohsen, ABJAD Center, formerly known as Cinema Al-Andalos, has been renovated to serve as a unique socio-cultural hub…Read More
El Matbakh
“El-Matbakh: Community Kitchen and More” is more than just a place to prepare food; it is a symbol of our community’s compassion and resilience. Born out of the Youth RESOLVE 2 project, the Qalamoun Youth Committee brought this project to life…Read More
Our Activites
UTOPIA’s Emergency Response: Hygiene Kits for Displaced Families Under the Shabake2 Project
Our Community Kitchen in Action: Serving Meals, Spreading Hope
Bringing Relief and Hope: UTOPIA and Oxfam’s Response in North Lebanon
