Building Bridges: Socio-Economic Integration and Resilience for Refugees and Local Communities in Armenia

Project Duration: 01.10.2024-30.09.2025 Number of Beneficiaries:  1820 households, 9100 individuals Location:  Shirak, Lori, Syunik, Yerevan   Goal: To foster socio-economic integration and resilience building of refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh and local communities in Armenia, ensuring dignified lives and sustainable development Description: The project consists of following components: improvement of housing conditions: a) rental subsidies; b)renovation/furnishing/equipping of houses. 2.post-traumatic psycho-social support (PTPSS) economic integration: a) career orientation,

Christmas Magic for forcibly displaced children and elderly from Nagorno Karabakh

Project duration: December 01, 2024 – February 28, 2025 Number of beneficiaries: 1250/895 children under the age of 10 and 355 elderly individuals Location: Ararat, Gegharkunik, Lori, Shirak, Syunik provinces and Yerevan The  aim of the project to bring joy to displaced children and elderly individuals during the Christmas season by providing Christmas presents and sweets.   Project donor: Christian Solidarity International CSI Project budget: 25000 euro/10 825 083 AMD Project manager:

Increasing resilience and community integration of war-affected households bordering communities and those displaced from Artsakh

Project Duration: 2023 October 1 – 2024 October 1 Number of Beneficiaries: 100 – 120 HH Location: Goris, Tegh, Tatev Goal: Increasing Resilience and Community Integration Description: Provision of agricultural tools,  repair of   shelters,   provision of small grant   Partners: L’Oeuvre d’Orient, Christian Solidarity Fund Budget: 184.000 Euro Project manager: Benik Ghahramanyan    

Rapid Response to 557 displaced HHs in Gegharkunik region

Project Duration: December 2023- April 2024 Number of Beneficiaries: 557 families/ 2228 persons Location: Gegharkunik region   Goal: Enhance the well-being of displaced households by addressing their essential needs for food and hygiene, and supporting their mental health through psycho-social assistance. Description: 557 forcibly displaced families established in Gegharkunik region will be provided with necessary food and hygiene packages, necessary referrals will be made and psychological support will be provided.   Partners: Sovak Aid,

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,