Project Duration: December 1, 2021-April 1, 2022
Project implementation area: Shirak Region
Direct beneficiaries:
Number of beneficiaries: 200 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:
TERMS OF REFERENCE
Armenian Caritas Benevolent NGO in the framework of “CoNaKa: Covid-19 resilience in Armenia and Georgia and Nagorno-Karabakh conflict response” project
Call for the selection of a Consultant/Company to conduct research study on Labour Market Integration in Armenia
Project title: CoNaKa: Covid-19 resilience in Armenia and Georgia and Nagorno-Karabakh conflict response
Place of implementation: Republic of Armenia
Deadline for the applications: 30.01.2022
Start date: ASAP
Duration: Short-term Service contract
E-mail for applications:
TERMS OF REFERENCE
Armenian Caritas Benevolent NGO in the framework of “CoNaKa: Covid-19 resilience in Armenia and Georgia and Nagorno-Karabakh conflict response” project
Call for the selection of a trainer/supervisor on post-traumatic psycho-social support
Project title: CoNaKa: Covid-19 resilience in Armenia and Georgia and Nagorno-Karabakh conflict response
Place of implementation: Republic of Armenia
Deadline for the applications: 10.11.2021
Start date: 20.11.2021
Duration: Short-term Service contract
E-mail for applications: l.stepanyan@caritas.am,
“PROMOTION OF INCLUSIVE AND EQUITABLE QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL IN ARMENIA”
Background and short description of the project:
The project is financed by German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development through Caritas Germany. Project’s aim is to contribute to the establishment of inclusive and equitable quality education for all in Armenia.
Project’s important components are trainings of staffs of 7 partner schools and kindergartens involved in the project to deliver with tools for application of inclusive practices at school as well as the equipment of one model classroom in each school and kindergarten for implementation of inclusive education,
“Honorable brothers and beloved sons in Christ, Before the Holy Nativity, Christ and His earthly parents knocked at the doors of many and were rejected until they found a cradle in the manger of the cave. All the suffering, deprivation, and neglect that Christ endured is a reflection of all those who are suffering today, being rejected, and being deprived of their most important rights. Therefore, we urge the staff of Armenian Caritas to pass on the light of Christ’s Nativity and the radiant hope and joy to all those living in difficult conditions, because, even in deprivation, Christ gave us the hope of salvation and guided us to eternal life.