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,

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.

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:

Project duration: 15 months, 01.09.2021-30.11.2022 Project implementation area: The Republic of Armenia, Lori region Direct beneficiaries: Displaced households from Nagorno-Karabakh, temporarily or permanently living in Lori region, Local households in Lori region, who lost their main breadwinner, Local households in Lori region, whose main breadwinner acquired disability and incapability. Number of beneficiaries: 150 households/ 750 individuals Project goal: Social and economic self-reliance of war-affected households was recovered. Project description: