ebdaa center

Ebdaa Center continues its mission of nurturing talents beyond borders. Around a year after many sponsored children and women returned to their homeland from Lebanon, the support has not stopped. Just a few months after their return, Ebdaa Center opened its doors to offer emotional support and creative programs that help them rebuild their confidence and continue developing their talents. Today, their creativity shines differently,rooted in their own homeland, no longer carrying the label of refugees. Their journeys did not end when they returned home,Ebdaa is still walking beside them, helping them grow with hope, dignity, and a renewed sense of belonging.

This continued journey, growth, and transformation is only possible thanks to the generous support of donors who believed in them and in their dreams.

The Talent Center in Lebanon was more than just a space for creativity—it was a sanctuary for hope, healing, and self-expression for hundreds of displaced youth living in refugee camps. Amid the challenges of exile, it became a transformative platform where young talents—artists, musicians, writers, performers—were identified, nurtured, and empowered to rediscover their identities and voices. Through workshops, mentorship, and public showcases, these youth not only developed their skills but also regained a sense of purpose and confidence that had long been stripped away by conflict and displacement. Today, as many of these young people begin returning to their homeland in Syria, they carry with them the legacy of the Talent Center—hearts full of passion, hands trained in expression, and minds brimming with ideas. Now back on Syrian soil, these young returnees are re-rooting their talents in their communities, using art, culture, and creativity to heal scars, build resilience, and inspire others. From murals on broken walls to plays in makeshift theaters, their work reflects both the pain of their journey and the power of perseverance. The Talent Center’s impact lives on—not only in the stories they tell but in the future they are shaping, one brushstroke, one lyric, one voice at a time.