Migration and Integration – Armenian Caritas

11Mar

Counseling and assistance to migrants

Counseling and assistance to migrants Contributing to Better Protection of Migrant Workers through Strengthening Partnership in Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia Within the framework of this project a free of charge and 24-hour number for legal assistance and counseling operates. You can call and get legal assistance with regard to migration related issues. You can also call through WhatsApp and Viber. +79268347602 Project Duration: 01.09.2018- 31.08.2019 Number of Beneficiaries: In 2018, 769 trained pupils and community residents and 356 counseled and referred migrants,

29Jun

“Make Home Not War” humanitarian aid project

Project Duration: 18/11/2021 – 31/12/2022 Project implementation area: Armenia- Ararat, Kotayk and Syunik regions Direct beneficiaries: IDPs/Refugees and the Host communities (30 HHs) Number of beneficiaries: 30 HHs/180 persons Project goal: Provision of shelter and adequate living conditions for the displaced and bordering population. Partners: Klaster Innowacji Społecznych, Polish Foreign Ministry, “Polish Aid” Project budget: Euro 180,000 Project manager: Davit Mosoyan

29Jun

Recovery Response to Conflict-affected Households in Syunik

Project Duration: 01/04/2022 – 01/07/2023 Project implementation area: Armenia- Syunik, Goris: Mainly in the borderline areas of Tegh, Kornidzor, Aravus, Khnatsakh, Vaghatur, Khoznavar Direct beneficiaries: IDPs/Refugees and the Host communities (150 HHs) Number of beneficiaries: 150 HHs Project goal: Social and economic self-reliance of war-affected households was recovered. Partners: Caritas Germany, Aid to the Church in Need Project budget: Euro 178,000.00 Project manager: Benik Ghahramanyan

20Jan

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.

20Jan

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 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: