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Wednesday, August 6, 2025

A Visit Rooted in Vision, Impact, and Hope – WV Regional Leader Eleanor Monbiot in Armenia

Recently Eleanor Monbiot, World Vision’s Regional Leader for the Middle East and Eastern Europe, visited World Vision Armenia as part of her regional tour.

Parents say disabilities handbook is a ‘must read’ for parents across Armenia

While children with and without disabilities drew on stones with different colours and participated in other activities that highlighted their rights...

Disaster preparedness - priority for Armenian communities

To help make these communities more prepared to face a disaster, World Vision Armenia joined with Lore Rescue Team and the Stepanavan branch of the...

Parents dream for their son to live a full life

Asya Hakobyan, 31 is a tender and devoted mother who knows all too well how it feels when your child is ill and you can do very little to help. Her first...

Sewing machines bring hope and confidence to women

Margarita, 47, her husband Artush and their three children were evacuated to Belarus. Their eldest son David who was only four at that time was diagnosed...

Keeping Armenian children safe ‘online’

The DVD featuring cartoon characters and children’s voices is in Armenian, Arabic and English and is targeted to children of different ages. It aims at...

Strengthened student committees address urgent problems in their communities

School children across six communities in Armenia’s Syunik region are learning more about how to raise awareness on child rights and how to put their...

New development programme comes to empower communities

The Qanaqer-Zeytun community in Yerevan was selected due to its high level of poverty and unemployment, large number of vulnerable families, and children...

Quality healthcare for rural Armenian children

Mari’s children were constantly sick it seemed, over the past winter, forcing them to stay home from school and miss out on activities with their friends...

Sheep breeding helps farmers to survive & remain in remote Avazan Village

“It is hard to take care of a large family consisting of seven members. My parents are retired. Children grow and their needs grow. However, now that we...

Community-Based Organisation – a sustainable approach to community development

The people of Gavar region have always been tenacious and determined. Caring for their families and especially children has always been an unchanged...

Family reunites thanks to their determination & World Vision support

The story of this family dates back to 2003 when a visibly happy couple with three young children, the youngest being only one-year-old, found their life...

Remote Armenian community claims its right for preschool facility

The remote community of Arevatsag in north Armenia’s Alaverdi region will finally have the kindergarten it has lacked for nearly 18 years after winning a...

Parents’ Councils help improve quality of education for Gyumri’s students

A meeting recently organised by World Vision with members of Parents’ Councils from 6 schools in Gyumri, together with Education department representatives...

Global financial crisis deprives families of their main source of income

The copper-smelting plant is the only functioning factory in Alaverdi town, and the important means to provide relatively normal living conditions for its...

A pair of socks, boots and plastic bags

Papik Javadyan, 7, is one of the most active and playful children of Norabak Village in Gegharkunik Region, Central-Eastern Armenia. Every winter morning...

Unique magazine to help Family Practitioners and Pediatricians treat children

The first pediatric magazine in Armenia has been launched by World Vision to build the capacity of local health care providers countrywide, particularly in...

Animal manure provides heating for the whole village

Like water, manure from livestock is a much valued commodity in the village of Tsaghkashen in southwest Armenia. Families use manure to heat their homes as...

Families with no water - daily struggle continues

Tsaghkashen Village in Gegharkunik Region, southwest Armenia, has no form of water system, both for irrigation and drinking. The villagers depend on the...

World Vision hands over rural health care programme to Armenian Government

A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed in Yerevan on December 10 recognises the commitment by the government and local authorities to ensure the...

By helping others I help myself

After finishing school Kristina entered State University and after studying economics for five years was married. Her husband had lived in the Ukraine for...

World Aids Day Armenia

“Brain ring” - a popular intellectual contest among school children was initiated by World Vision Armenia for some 40 students to “break the silence around...

Nora’s story: a mother’s determination ensures her child’s access to education

Nora was born with infantile cerebral paralysis which impairs the movement of her lower limbs and she is unable to walk by herself. As the muscles of her...

Students Initiate Newspaper to Raise Child Rights Awareness in Talin

World Vision Armenia supported the establishment of a student newspaper in Talin Town to increase student participation in community life and to raise...

Potatoes bring hope & good harvest to flood-affected family

Vachagan Araqelyan, 66, recalls the devastating flood of the previous spring as a nightmare. “The water washed away all our potato seeds and we were afraid...