Through “Listen,” its Music for Development curriculum, himaya uses music and creative expression as tools to support children and adolescents in building life skills, strengthening resilience, and expressing themselves in safe and engaging ways.
Implemented through focused psychosocial support activities, the curriculum combines music, movement, listening, and group interaction to help children develop communication, teamwork, self-confidence, emotional expression, and stress management skills, while also introducing key child protection messages in child-friendly ways.
Over the years, “Listen” activities have been implemented with children and youth in shelters, vulnerable communities, and emergency settings, including after the Beirut Port explosion and during periods of conflict and war in Lebanon. Today, the curriculum continues to create spaces where children can reconnect with enjoyment, creativity, participation, and emotional wellbeing through music and collective expression.
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