CodeBrave is a non-profit tech education charity that is dedicated to empowering Lebanon's next generation with essential tech skills. They work in collaboration with under-resourced schools to provide STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education using educational psychology-based teaching techniques. Their target audience consists of 12-18 year-olds from disadvantaged areas in Lebanon.

Funding for CodeBrave is obtained through their social enterprise and donations from generous individuals. The organization has made a significant impact so far, with over 40,278 hours of student learning and 1,484 students gaining coding, robotics, and digital skills. They also strive for gender equality, with 49% of their students being young women and girls.

CodeBrave believes in the potential of every child and aims to equip them with problem-solving, critical thinking, adaptability, creativity, and digital resourcefulness skills. By teaching coding, they provide youth from underserved communities with the tools and agency to break the cycle of poverty they are trapped in. CodeBrave's integration of STEM education with trauma psychology and educational psychology sets them apart as leaders in their field.

They have implemented their projects in various educational centers and schools, such as Tahaddi Non Formal Education Centre in Beirut, Dar El Awlad in Beit Meri, and Makassed School in Beirut. CodeBrave invites individuals and organizations to contribute to their work by making tax-deductible donations through the CodeBrave Foundation. They also offer monthly donation options that provide an opportunity to join the CodeBrave Club.

With a passionate and committed team, CodeBrave is dedicated to offering the best tech education and creating a positive learning environment for the children and youth of Lebanon