Help Teenah support women and girls affected by the Beirut explosion

"Now more than ever, Beirut needs us to stand together and be there for those who are suffering.”

- co-founder of Teenah

Teenah, one of Mercy Corps partners under the Dutch-funded Access to Jobs and Justice Program, is a women-owned textile company that employs Syrian refugees and Jordanian women in Irbid.

Teenah sells eco-friendly products both locally and internationally while providing jobs and skills to women who need them the most.

After the Beirut explosion, Teenah collaborated with Jawnah, a Lebanese online cultural preservation brand, to distribute a tote bag containing hygiene items for women and girls affected by the devastating explosion.

The kit, which Teenah calls the Solidarity bag, includes personal hygiene products such as: sanitizer, a reusable face-mask, sanitary napkins and a period pack, deodorant, mini towel wet wipes, underwear, and a tissue pack. Each bag also contains a card for recipients letting them know that they are in peoples’ thoughts. Teenah aims to deliver 2,000 kits to women and girls in Beirut.

You can help make that happen by donating now!