Rehabilitation and Integration Center
« CRI »

As its name suggests, it’s a day center that provides psycho-socio-educational and professional rehabilitation programs for individuals with intellectual disabilities and mental health disorders. The CRI operates on several levels:

Develop cognitive and practical academic skills, such as communication, orientation in time and space, lateralization, body schema, graphic expression, practical mathematics, reading, and writing.
Promote autonomy and social integration by enhancing daily living skills (e.g., nutrition, hygiene, dressing, domestic tasks, safety, health, money management). The goal is to reduce dependency on others, strengthen the sense of responsibility, and support healthier interpersonal relationships in line with the person’s environment.
Provide professional training to help individuals with developmental disabilities take on responsibilities, build self-esteem, and achieve as much economic independence as possible.
Offer specialized therapeutic services, including speech therapy, psychomotricity, psychotherapy, art therapy, and physical education.

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Eva KHOURY

Despite his challenges, my son experienced extraordinary moments at He made real progress in his development, especially in communication, and most importantly, he felt surrounded by a family of caring professionals.

From the very beginning, I was actively involved in the founding of Phénix driven by the deep belief that such a place could offer hope and support to other families like mine. To this day, I continue to fight so that Phénix can grow and continue to be a refuge—a place where children are not only helped, but truly loved and understood.

Phénix gives me something priceless: the feeling that my son's future is safe.

Rony Abi AAD

President of the Board - Phénix Group Homes Association
Engineer and Head of the Operations Safety Division at Total Energies
With a strong background in engineering and decades of commitment to humanitarian causes, Rony Abou Aad brings both technical leadership and humanistic vision to Phénix group homes. As President of the Board, he plays a key role in shaping the association's mission to support people with intellectual and psychological challenges. A firm believer in inclusion and human dignity, he works tirelessly to help every individual live with joy, autonomy, and full participation in society.

Dr. Wadih NASSOUR

Psychotherapist - Psychologist, PhD in Psychopathology and Psychoanalysis, he is also the President of ELAPO - the Lebanese School of Psycho-Organic Analysis, and a member of the Administrative Council of the Lebanese Order of Psychologists.

With extensive experience in psychological training and awareness-raising, at the intersection of human rights, psychology, and ecology, he is deeply committed to fostering a more inclusive society that respects difference and honors the dignity of all living beings. Phénix group homes remains his foremost mission, a living embodiment of this commitment on the ground.