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11Aug

Reduce Irregular Migration and Trafficking in Armenia

Reduce Irregular Migration and Trafficking in Armenia Project Duration: 01.01.2016- 31.12.2018 Number of Beneficiaries: 1601 in 2016 Target group: pupils, teachers and community residents Location: Shirak, Lori and Gegharkunik provinces Goal: To raise awareness on migration and trafficking Objectives: Organize training sessions and campaigns for Shirak, Lori and Gegharkunik provinces’ community residents and pupils or students on migration and human trafficking (human exploitation) Integrate the topic of migration into school curriculum Cooperate with stakeholders in state and non-governmental sector to raise awareness on the topics Beneficiaries:

11Aug

Handicraft workshop for women

Handicraft workshop for women Project Duration:01.07.2015 – 30.06.2017 Number of Beneficiaries: 50 women Location: Gyumri (Shirak Province) Background During the implementation of the different projects Armenian Caritas discovered the need of vocational trainings the insure somehow the economic stability of poor and marginalize families. Started with similar pilot project which was implemented in 2005-2006 and involved a small number of women who suffered domestic violence, since 2007 the project grew into a fully operating workshop with locally recognized quality education.

11Aug

Social and Economic Self-determination in Rural Areas

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10Aug

Auditor’s report

Financial Statement and Independent Audutor’s Report 2017 (1556 kb) Financial Statement and Independent Audutor’s Report 2016 (870 kb) Financial Statement and Independent Audutor’s Report 2015 (1.07 MB) Financial Statement and Independent Audutor’s Report 2014 (192 kb) Financial Statement and Independent Audutor’s Report 2013 (833 kb) Financial Statements and Independent Auditor’s Report 2012 (152 kb) Financial Statements and Independent Auditor’s Report 2011 (175 kb) Special Purpose Financial Statements 2010 (270 kb) Special Purpose Financial Statements 2009 (332 kb) Special Purpose Financial Statements 2008 (332 kb) Special Purpose Financial Statements 2007 (604 kb) Special Purpose Financial Statements 2006 (106 kb) Special Purpose Financial Statements 2005 (207 kb) Special Purpose Financial Statements 2003-2004 (141 kb) Special Purpose Financial Statements 2002 (72.5 kb)

09Aug

Our history

History of Armenian Caritas In May 1995, the Armenian Catholic Church,headed by Msgr. Nerses Archb. Der-Nersessian, the Gyumri-based Ordinary of Armenian Catholics in Armenia, Georgia, and Eastern Europe, founded Armenian Caritas in Gyumri, Shirak region. In 1996, a Board of Directors, consisting of a president and six other members, was established and given the task of formulating the strategy of the organization and supervising its implementation.The organization was officially recognized by the Armenian Ministry of Justice as a local NGO in 1997. Since 1999, Armenian Caritas has become a full member of Caritas Internationalis.