Safe World Peace Projects

For several years, Fadia Otte with SAFE WORLD PEACE has been identifying hospital needs in Lebanon on site:

• Beirut Governmental Hospital - Karantina
• Lebanese Hospital-Geitaoui
• French Levant Hospital

for drugs, medical equipment, medical furniture and consumable supplies.
Hospitals across the country are sorely lacking in resources and the explosion in the port of Beirut in August 2020 literally destroyed equipment,
with health care services ripping entire wings of hospitals.

We regularly collect and purchase medicines that we give them directly.

In addition, with the collaboration of Jean Luc Pradier, our diplomatic advisor, we collect medical equipment and medical furniture, functional,
new and in used condition that French hospitals no longer want, to transport them by container to Lebanon in order to distribute them in hospitals.
€ 4,000 are needed to store, load, transport and unload the material.

Our presence alongside them has also enabled us to define the operating needs of certain services.
It takes 500 € to save a premature baby to benefit from a 2-month stay in the hospital.
We wish to make a monthly donation that can finance the stay of 5 children.

By donating to SAFE WORLD PEACE, donors allow us to help them restock, rebuild, to be able to provide care to the population.

After making the film Capharnaüm in 2018 with the desire to shine the spotlight on the backdrop of Beirut, Nadine Labaki wanted to continue supporting families and children who played in her film. She then created Capharnaüm Foundation.
It is quite naturally that she expresses her wish to her friend Fadia Otte, who decides to respond with SAFE WORLD PEACE by providing monthly support to 5 refugee families, by financing the renovations of their homes, by helping them to start a commercial activity while allowing their 7 children to find their way back to school.

To date, all the donations collected for this project are intended to finance the education of these children for the years to come and to offer them a perspective for the future.

• SAFE WORLD PEACE participates in collections and deliveries of school supplies, furniture, computer equipment for schools in Lebanon through its support, to the association The Chaîne des Amis, founded in 1968, is now able to work with 250 students. School fees including furniture, computer equipment, school supplies, education as well as food, is $ 1,000 per year, per child.
• We also work directly with schools in southern Lebanon, also participating in the renovation of classrooms and sports infrastructure. We are also trying to raise funds to provide them with two school bus buses to ensure that children can be taken to school and on field trips.

Les Toits de Beyrouth (Stouh Beyrouth) is a non-profit association, whose main objective is to help the most disadvantaged in Lebanon, whether they are families or isolated people.
The association is sensitive to each person's life course, pays attention, offers listening, help and tries to convey the importance of opening up to others.
Under the leadership of Founding President Dalia Dagher, a group of dedicated people constituted. This group is keen to do concrete work in the areas of health, rehabilitation, living conditions, food aid, clothing and equipment, the effects of which are perceptible by the people and parties who benefit from them.

SAFE WORLD PEACE wished to join this momentum of solidarity.
After eight successful telethons which have helped over 100 families by giving them a chance to live a decent life, the 9th edition will be held on December 23, 2021.
This upcoming telethon will focus on helping people with health problems important people who cannot afford to pay their medical care.

By donating to SAFE WORLD PEACE for this action, donors enable people in need to receive support and medical care for themselves
and their families.

• VitaMeal is a nutrient-dense, dairy-free vegetarian meal. It has been specially designed to feed malnourished children. Its basic ingredients have been carefully selected to match the staple diet of each region, allowing it to adapt to the unique tastes and cultures of different countries.
• Each bag contains 30 kid-friendly servings, providing a healthy meal every day for an entire month.

  This program feeds more than 120,000 children a day.

• More than 700 million meals have been distributed worldwide since its launch in more than 50 countries.

• SAFE WORLD PEACE contributes to this program by purchasing a 30 meal bag of VitaMeal for each piece of jewelry we sell on our site. . Each month, we buy at least the equivalent of 900 meals which are distributed directly to children on the premises of their school in Malawi.

  By donating to SAFE WORLD PEACE you allow us to send more meals each month to these children.

Requiem XIX is a work, inspired by the myth of the Tower of Babel, written by the composer and conductor Laurent Couson. Sung in Latin, Hebrew and Arabic, Requiem XIX celebrates the rebirth of life, the rapprochement of cultures and peace. The choirs perform traditional texts from the Christian Requiem, extracts from the Hebrew Bible, as well as an original text in literary Arabic, written especially for this Requiem by the Moroccan poet Mohammed Ennaji. Love is stronger than death " .
Laurent Couson conducts the Requiem XIX concert with soprano Melody Louledjian, the choirs Pro Homine and Al Fin Voce and the Magnifica instrumental ensemble. "Break down barriers between people, and between musical genders, that's something I'm very sensitive to," explains Laurent Couson. "The musical language of Requiem XIX is modern, with great harmonic and rhythmic subtlety, but still melodic. "Tone is the basis of my writing. Above all, I need to build a melody. But if it is a classical writing, which looks towards Bach or Schumann, it is enriched by my experience in jazz and film music, "concludes Laurent Couson.
It is a self-funded work. Safe World Peace, through its commitment to peace and social cohesion, thanks to your donations, supports this work in the hope of being able to do it. discover as many people as possible through representations in France and abroad.