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Terms of Reference for conducting a research “Getting Older”

 Terms of Reference

for conducting a research “Getting Older” within the scope of the project” Innovation for Health” implemented by Armenian Caritas and financed by Caritas Austria, Ministry of Health and Social Affairs of Austria, Caritas Spain and MLSA of the Republic of Armenia

 

Background:

The number of citizens over 65 years is increasing in Armenia like in many countries in the world. The needs of elderly people are more varied than before. Their care is an important issue not only for economic reasons, but also because of citizens’ universal rights.

Day Care Center for The Elderly

Project Duration: 01.07.2021 – ongoing

Number of Beneficiaries: 100

Location: Gyumri City(Shirak Province) and Tashir City(Lori Province)

Goal

To contribute to the improved quality of life for elderly people in Gyumri and Tashir cities.

Description:

The beneficiaries of the project are 110 elderly people, the majority of them live alone and need geriatric care and socialization. The target locations are Gyumri (50 elderly) and Tashir (50 elderly).
The project provides social,

Covid-19 resilience in Armenia and Georgia and Nagorno-Karabakh conflict response(CONAKA)

Project duration: 01․05․2021 – 31.08․2024

Target regions: Yerevan, all regions

Direct beneficiaries

  • Displaced families from Nagorno-Karabakh living temporary or permanently in Armenia.
  • Nagorno-Karabakh conflict affected local families.

Number of beneficiaries: 1151 families / 4605 persons

 

Goal

To contribute to resilience of Covid-19 affected people in Armenia and Georgia and to those affected by the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in Armenia.

Background

To increase resilience of Covid-19 affected women,

Assistance to Affected Population as a Result of Conflict Escalations in Artsakh Republic during September, 2020

Project Duration:   February 1, 2022- October  1, 2022

Direct beneficiaries:  displaced population from Artsakh Republic and from the settlements near borders of Armenia.

  • Households with minors under 14 (preferably female-headed; more than 3 children);
  • Households with pregnant woman;
  • Households with new mothers;
  • Households with members suffering from chronic illnesses;
  • Households with members demonstrating an urgent medical need or urgent need for access to healthcare services;
  • Households with disabled members;
  • Households with no monthly income or any government entitlements (i.e.

Emergency Assistance for Conflict-Affected People, wounded soldiers, prisoners’ families in Shirak region in Armenia

Project Duration: December 1, 2021-April  1, 2022

Project implementation area: Shirak Region

Direct beneficiaries:

  • Refugees from Nagorno Karabakh;
  • Prisoners’ families;
  • Wounded soldiers

Number of beneficiaries200 vulnerable families in the region of Shirak.

Project goal:

The project proposes providing material assistance, hygienic items, Food, medical support, Non Food Items to 200 refugees, wounded soldiers and prisoners’ families in Armenia.

Specific objective: