Caritas Worldwide

Caritas Shqiptar-Albania  3 Rruga Don Bosko 4 str., City of Tirana, Albania  +355 42 230 088 caritasalbania@caritas.icc-al.org   Caritas Andorra Sant Salvador 9 AD500 str., City of Andorra La Vella, Principality of Andorra +376 806 111  caritas.andorra@andorra.ad  caritas@caritas.ad “Armenian Caritas”

donors

International Partners All the activities that Armenian Caritas has initiated so far have been realized thanks to the financial, moral and collaborative assistance of our partners. Here, we would like to extend our deepest gratitude to all those organisations and individuals who did their best to support the Armenians through Armenian Caritas.   Caritas Internationalis                                                                             

Previous partners

  Catholic Near East Welfare Association                                                                             Caritas Poland ICMC Caritas Switzerland Catholic Medical Mission Board  

“Armenian Caritas” benevolent NGO

“Armenian Caritas” was founded in 1995 by the Armenian Catholic Church with the extensive support from the Catholic Relief Services. “Armenian Caritas,” which has ‘Benevolent NGO status’, focuses its efforts on social protection and health care of disadvantaged children, elderly people and people with disabilities; community-based development programs with the focus on social economy, environmental protection and resilience building; migration and integration activities aim at promoting sustainable integration measures for returnees, refugees and displaced population with the focus on socio-economic integration of the target groups. Since the beginning of its activities,

Advocacy, Lobbying and Network collaboration

Advocacy, Lobbying and Network collaboration “Armenian Caritas” acts as the voice of the voiceless when they are unable to speak for themselves and does so by “observing, analyzing and acting” to contribute to more just and cohesive society. Advocacy is an organized attempt to change policy, practice and/or attitudes by presenting evidence and arguments for how and why change should happen. At the heart of advocacy is the assumption that change can happen through building awareness, presenting evidence and arguments for why change should happen, and engaging people who have the power to make those changes.