ACVC/ Armenian Caritas Volunteer Corps

History: Armenian Caritas (hereinafter AC) volunteer is a core carrier of organization’s mission and ideology. Since the very establishment of the organization volunteers have been involved in different fields of its operations. 
Understanding the potential of united and mobilized volunteers, since 2009 AC has committed itself to set up Armenian Caritas Youth Corps (hereinafter ACYC), which will bring together the current and potential volunteers of AC around common interests and common concerns. In 2014 the ACYC was renamed Armenian Caritas Volunteer Corps (ACVC). Currently about 80 volunteers are involved in various AC projects.

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Migration and Integration

GOAL: Migration policies and practices in Armenia are endorsed and reformed.

The overall goal of migration and reintegration strategic direction refers consistent work in two directions- advocacy, awareness raising and protection of migrants’ rights and sustainable assistance to individual migrants. For one thing, the migration related policies in national level are either not in place or lack at all. For another, (potential) migrants must be duly informed to ensure safe migration or get empowered enough to be able to support themselves at home. To this end, firstly, consistent advocacy activities are to be held to make sure that (potential) migrants’ rights are addressed.

Primary Health Care Center (PHCC)

Primary Health Care Center (PHCC)

Project Duration: 01.01.2020 – 31.12.2022

Number of Beneficiaries: 3.500 – 4.000

Location: Gyumri (Shirak Province)

Goal:

The developmental goal of the project is to provide, in a compassionate and competent manner, primary ambulatory care for needy patients in Gyumri and those coming from surrounding areas.

Objectives:

  • to provide direct primary care, limited basic laboratory services and essential medicines, as available, for the established patients of the PHCC,