WHY WE STARTED

Baytna Baytak started as a civil initiative launched by a dynamic and forward thinking community of activists to help secure housing for healthcare professionals working at the forefront of the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic no matter their religion, sect, gender or nation of origin.

OUR MISSION

Our goal is to better serve the community, creating a safe haven, a place where people, no matter their background or circumstances, co-exist together harmoniously, sheltered under solid roofs.

We bring honesty, trust and genuine human care when handling people’s homes as if they were our own.

At Baytna Baytak, we create homes.

Beirut has been seriously devastated by the recent Blast.

Over 200 people have died , thousands more are injured, and countless more have been displaced. Many homes, businesses, and heritage sites have been destroyed throughout the affected areas.

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OUR CAUSES

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Help us maintain a sustainable cycle that supports both elderly citizens as well as small farmers and producers who have been affected by the worst economic collapse Lebanon and the world have ever witnessed.

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Some Testimonies

"Baytna Baytak was on our side since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis. They were there for us in the most difficult times personally and emotionally." Nurse Decile
"I am happy Baytna Baytak came to repair my house. After the blast my home was not suitable to live in. They repaired everything : the doors, the windows, and now they even repaired the balcony ceiling that was about to collapse." Rene
" Two days after the blast I went to Basecamp and met the Baytna Baytak team. I asked them to help me fix my house, little did I know that the restoration work will start just a few days after I met them. Baytna Baytak were very helpful, we worked hand in hand to rebuild and restore the house with love and passion." Caren.
"I received a call from Baytna baytak, 15 minutes later they were at my home and fixed all the damages. I now feel safe that my doors and windows were fixed." Souhaila Wakim.