In Lebanon, amidst the realities of displacement and the pressures of daily life, a weaving workshop has emerged as one of the initiatives of the Sila Women's Humanitarian Association, carrying a message of true empowerment for Palestinian refugee women and transforming skill into dignity and work into sustainable hope.

Sila, a non-governmental humanitarian association founded in Lebanon and registered under license number 1413, began as a development initiative targeting women and children, as they are among the most vulnerable groups in society, suffering from poverty, marginalization, and social unrest. Guided by its values ​​of transparency, credibility, professionalism, and expertise, Sila strives to reconnect mothers and their children with life, security, and safety.