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Monday, March 17, 2014

War is Devastating

They have fled to Armenia because of the war in Syria and tell how it is to live in a country at war. "The war should stop. People should lead their normal life and those who want to return to Syria should be able to do that", says Zheni, 16.

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On guard against child labour in Armenia

No one knows how many children work on Armenia’s streets every day. Although official statistics are elusive, the effects and impacts are easy to see. All one needs to do is walk along the streets or check the absence record at a local school to prove the fact that such child labour does exist and is a problem in the country. World Vision tackles the issue through social workers employed in the communities.

Pre-Qualification announcement of Trainers for Youth training

November 30th 2018

Prof services available for every child

November 27th 2018

#Violencefree social media campaign

World Vision Armenia has launched ten-day #violencefree social media campaign to promote one of the chi

November 16th 2018

Love is the answer, love is the way

November 15th 2018

Volunteers Call for a Great Cause

November 6th 2018

Education for ALL children. World Vision established four community learning centres where 74 children get age-appropriate preschool education

In four rural communities of in Armenia's Aparan Area - Kayq, Dzoragyukh, Tsaghkashen and Ttujiour - World Vision established early childhood development centres where 74 children, aged 3-6, receive age-appropriate education.Today, due to the contract with the local authorities the teachers’ salaries are paid from community budget and partially from monthly payments by parents, which makes it a sustainable source of funding to secure the centres' operation in the future.

October 31st 2018

World Vision supports the creation of quality educational resources for Armenian youth in Armenian language

October 5th 2018

Warm memories of the 4th "Big bonfire" festival

October 2nd 2018

World Vision trains social workers from all over the country to provide quality community services

The "Legislative, Operational and Methodological Approaches to Community Social Work" training hosted 104 social workers from all the regions of Armenia and Yerevan.

SunChildFest18

Raspberry Festival 2018 held in Ashotavan, Syunik Marz

Quality medical care for each and every child; World Vision continues investing in ongoing training for community doctors

The quality of primary healthcare services for a child in capital Yerevan and a child in a remote community in Armenia is not always the same; misdiagnose is not uncommon, while family doctors providing primary healthcare services in communities not always have the opportunity to learn the novelties in medicine to be able to diagnose and prescribe treatment according to contemporary standards and methods.

Meeting with the representatives of the new Government of Armenia (updated)

June 1st celebrations in marzes and Yerevan

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June 4th 2018

Partnership Offer to Interested Organizations

For “Enhanced employability for displaced women and youth moved to Armenia”PARTNERSHIP OBJECTIVE: The main objective of the partnership is to help Syrian-Armenian displaced women and youth to find alternative income opportunities. PERIOD: The project should be implemented from April until September 2018. EXPERTISE REQUIRED:

March 20th 2018

Everyday heroes

“The Need and Urgency of Improving Community Social Services” workshop held in Yerevan

“The Need and Urgency of Improving Community Social Services” Workshop to be held in Yerevan

When: 11AM, 2nd of March, 2018Where: Ani Hall, Ani Plaza Hotel

Tsovinar’s story – ordinary village woman wins a grant to boost agro production in her community

February 23rd 2018

Partnership Offer to Interested Organizations

January 25th 2018

66 children now enjoy family care thanks to World Vision's cooperation with UCOM

World Vision has been cooperating with UCOM Foundation in Armenia to keep children from being institutionalized and unifying those already living in the state care institutions with their families.With funding provided by UCOM Faundation, 66 children now enjoy family care and love, while their caregivers are provided with necessary skills and tools to better care for their children ensuring their dignified living.

December 25th 2017

Exhibition depicting suffering of Syrian-Armenian women opened in Yerevan

December 13th 2017

Volunteers Call for a Great Event, December, 2017

November 22nd 2017

Job opportunities for Syrian-Armenians

World Vision Armenia announces a new project directed to help Syrian-Armenians in Armenia to realize their business ideas, as well as to find suitable jobs. You can apply online by sending the application to the following addresses: ani_jughetsyan@wvi.org or Lorig_haleblian@wvi.orgOrYou can also visit us on:Friday 24 November (15:00 p.m. – 17:30 p.m.) at Aleppo Compatriotic Charitable Organization (Floor -1, Abovyan St, Yerevan 0001) orWednesday 29 November (10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.) at Syrian Armenian Union NGO (18 Marshal Baghramyan Ave, Yerevan 0019)

November 22nd 2017