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.

Child Protection Index

4 years, 9 countries, 72 experts, and 623 child protection indicators - a giant cross-border instrument, designed to measure the government decisions taken...

Vulnerable Youth Speak Out against Prenatal Sex Selection

“How is it possible to fight for human rights in a world that shows no regard for killing a foetus purely on the grounds that it is female?” asked Arman...

Vehicle for Social Change: Evolving role of IMPACT clubs in rural Armenia

Long waiting time for a bus at a stop in Khashtarak village, in Tavush province is much more than a boring daily routine. Villagers waiting to catch a bus...

WV Armenia and local church develop plan for better child protection and wellbeing

Last month saw WV Armenia and leaders of the Armenian Apostolic Church meet for a conference in Tsakhkadzor Town, Armenia to discuss how the church and...

School students meet authorities to talk about clean environment

A group of school students aged 14-15 visited local authorities to raise issues in Alaverdi, northern Armenia. The town and surrounding communities are...

Economic Development success in Alaverdi Area: Potatoes bring twice as much income this year

Within World Vision Armenia's new Economic Development initiatives, 41-year-old David was able to grow potatoes according to local market needs and deliver...

Happiness will visit us - World Vision keeps children dreaming

Edita, 15, Emin, 12, Edgar, 9, and their mother Naira, 40, live in a tiny house near Stepanavan. Every day they wake up to lit the wood burning oven to...

Leyla hopes to be an entrepreneur one day with her felting skills received with the support of World Vision

Leyla is a beautiful young lady aged 31, who lives in a small village in Amasia area. Her three bright children Larisa, 11, Sirun, 9 and Arsen, 3 are...

My six-year-old son attended school this September with the support of World Vision

Sirarpi 26 returned back to her parents home two months ago from her husband’s house. Sirarpi’s mother was ill and passed away recently, so she took her...

The first 1000 days are important: My future is shaped now

270 days of pregnancy + 365 days of first and 365 days of second year = are the most important phase for the child!

The first 1000 days are important: Breastfeeding

270 days of pregnancy + 365 days of first and 365 days of second year = are the most important phase for the child!

The first 1000 days are important: Shape my future

270 days of pregnancy + 365 days of first and 365 days of second year = are the most important phase for the child!

World Vision brings us a lot of toys and clothes

My mom was drinking a lot and forgot about us one day. She moved us out of the house and we were begging on the streets of our small village. Our neighbors...

After 23 years many refugee families still live in need in Armenia: World Vision supports them become full members of the society

Author: Nune Hayrapetyan, Communications Lusine-13, is one of the four kids in the family. Her three brothers, parents and grandfather live all together in...

Church is my psychologist, World Vision Staff gathers for Annual Retreat

Annual retreat is being held in Armenia for all World Vision 180 members coming from 14 Area Development Programmes and Country Office. People come out of...

"God has kept a better future for us"; World Vision stands next to families in need

Artashes, 10, is a bright and smart child, who likes to play hide-and-go-seek with his peers from neighborhood. The only game he plays and feels safe. He...

Summer Camps in Armenia

3,400 children from vulnerable families participate in World Vision Summer Camps in Armenia. Children aged 9-12 learn bible studies, child rights, healthy...

Access to healthcare helps girl fight blood cancer

Liana, 19, is battling blood cancer. She was recently diagnosed, after her mother passed away in February this year. After the farewell ceremony, Liana was...

Vocational courses for children living in institutions

This is the first cooperation between World Vision Armenia, ACBA Credit Agricole Bank and All Armenian Fund. The project, which is planned to last for...

“I’m a son of a huge family around the globe”

World Vision’s commitment is to meet the needs of the most vulnerable around the globe, especially children. Its strategic focus includes helping provide...

I feel protected in my new black boots – Winter gifts help children survive severe cold

Winter in Armenia is usually accompanied with a lot of snow. It is a season of joy for some children. But, it also a season of survival for vulnerable...

World Vision’s new project urges Armenia’s mothers to reconsider nutrition

With more than 19 per cent of children under 5 being stunted from lack of nutrients and another 15 per cent registered as overweight Armenia is currently...

Local fundraising efforts cover dental expenses of children in need in Armenia

More than 200 children of Aragats community in eastern Armenia, between the ages of 6 and 12, are receiving dental treatment thanks to donations raised...

Armenia’s new law promotes breastfeeding and aims to improve life from the very beginning

As natural as anything else on earth, a mother’s milk is the best food for every infant and baby; it provides complete nourishment which benefits the...