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Bahraini sisters Narjes and Basma Faramarz Kazerooni recently launched a mental health application that offers people guidance in finding experts in the field, understanding various disorders and removing the stigma surrounding psychological well-being.

Noble deed

Students at the American School of Bahrain came together to collect funds for charity and donated almost BD500 to the Bahrain Cancer Society for the NGO’s fundraising, social activities, research, awareness and cancer support campaigns. Right, the students with officials from the not-for-profit organization.

Prescribing pets

The power of pets are helping people cope with anxiety they have been suffering during the pandemic.

Twinkle little star

Anxious stargazers hope to restore the night sky to its former glory by spreading awareness about the harmful effects of light pollution.

Rowing to success

Determined Amal Salem Almalood, who has been spreading awareness about autism and her son, Khalid’s, condition through sport, is now conquering the kingdom’s seas alongside the Bahrain National Women’s Rowing team.

Destination for family fun

The Art Hotel & Resort, an independently owned five-star hotel, has announced a rebrand; positioning it as ‘a premier destination for family fun’, writes Avinash Saxena.

We have curated a list of Lebanese not-for-profit organisations that are supporting individuals and families during the current crisis. We encourage you to make a regular contribution, if possible.