Support The Women Youth Organization Of Aley

Founded in 1975, the Women Youth Organization of Aley is a non-governmental entity dedicated to promoting lifelong learning for all community members. Originating from the women's youth organization of Aley, it focuses on providing access to information and services that foster continuous education and personal development.

We offer a diverse range of community programs and events, including theatre classes, drawing classes, and interactive activities tailored for various age groups. Additionally, the library provides enriching workshops, book clubs, and author talks to engage and educate community members.

Our library boasts a vast collection of over 14,000 books, catering to all ages. It features a variety of sections including fiction, non-fiction, children's books, scientific texts, French literature, and stories suitable for readers of all ages.

At the Women Youth Organization, hosted at the Aley Public Library, students engage in classes led by accomplished artists and musicians, designed to nurture and enhance their talents. These enriching sessions, provided at almost no cost, empower young creatives to gain invaluable skills and confidence, making artistic education accessible to all.

The theater classes aim to develop students' personalities and boost their self-confidence, providing a constructive outlet to overcome stress and adversity. Through immersive theater experiences, young actors cultivate resilience, empathy, and teamwork, equipping them with the tools to navigate life's challenges and transform obstacles into opportunities for growth.

Our activities focus on community outreach, emphasizing the development and empowerment of youth while fostering social responsibility. By providing educational programs, creative workshops, and support services, we aim to equip young individuals with the skills and confidence to become active, responsible members of society. These initiatives not only enrich their personal growth but also contribute positively to the broader community