Lebanese children need access to quality education now more than ever! Help them build their future with tech skills.
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Lebanese children are all talented. Help us bring them equal access to opportunity and promote brain gain, not brain drain.
CodeBrave combines the power of campaigning, education, and innovation to create long lasting change to ensure that every child has the best start in life, a safe place to learn, and the right skills for the future.
- >31,717 Hours Of Training
- 49% Of Students Were Young Women And Girls
- 80 games developed by our students
- 1,124 Students Aged 7-21 Gained Coding, Robotics & Digital Skills
- 214 websites built by our students
Check out our latest impact report here to learn more about what we do in Lebanon.
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Coding and soft skills for children from disadvantaged areas in Lebanon
The situation for the most marginalised people in Lebanon continues to deteriorate. How do we prevent a lost generation of children? Through the power of tech education!
Since 2018, CodeBrave delivers coding and robotics classes for children and adolescents from disadvantaged backgrounds in Lebanon. Our education programme, delivered in collaboration with under-resourced schools and shelters, allows students to unlock big change – in their lives, communities and the world around them, through tech and soft skills.
Latest updates
The Coding Bootcamp in Sour this summer, a partnership between CodeBrave, LFPA and the Malala Fund, aimed to equip 100 students aged 12-18 with essential 21st-century digital skills and build towards their future job prospects.
We teach at Tahaddi, a non formal education centre in Beirut, around 50 students aged 11-14 our Junior Coder course twice per week.
We started at Dar El Awlad teaching 50 kids coping mechanisms to take care of their physical and mental health in October 2021.
Meet Rawan, a 16-year-old scholar from Aley. Read how she learnt that girls can code too (!) and has now become an inspiration for girls in her community.
Meet Ghia, a once uncertain 17-year-old facing a crumbling educational system in Lebanon. But everything changed when she started coding with us!
Fun summer coding bootcamps for kids in Bekaa for 55 students from an under-resourced partner school. Read more here.
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