Beneficiaries – Armenian Caritas

12Feb

Donor funds

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 Caritas Europa Cordaid P.

20Sep

Mrs. Susanna Vardanyan: A SAD and “HAPPY” Woman

Susanna Vardanyan is an older woman without heir, who has met a lot of difficulties during her sad 67 years. She attended school only up to the VIII grade, as she had to work, not even managing to enjoy her sweet years of adolescence. Her both parents passed away, her father first, then her mother. Thinking to find her happiness at last she got married, however, she could not anticipate another blow of fate: her husband who had health-related problems died, leaving her wife and son alone. Their son also died at his early age. Mrs.

02Jun

The Grigoryans, a couple in a 50-year marriage

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02Jun

Lyuba Nazaretyan, a former orphan is still alone

A newly built apartment building in the front of Gyumri Governor’s office looked very nice and it seemed that all the inhabitants must finally found a refuge after the long post-earthquake years of darkness and cold… A new door was still a hope, but as soon one opens the door a dreadful picture and odor turns back into the old days of disaster and despair. A broken bed is the only place where Mrs. Lyuba spends her days a whole year round without leaving the room. Her altered face and the lost under layers of swollen skin eyes rather resemble a mask.

02Jun

Mrs. Armine Hovhannisyan, a mother of four children

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