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Sedik Vartkhatoon Memorial Fund Description Sedik Vartkhatoon was born on May 26, 1931, and passed away on October 24, 2025. A celebration of her life will be held on Friday, November 7th at 2 PM at St. Peter Armenian Church in Van Nuys. Burial will follow at...
Jobs for People with Disabilities Read Updates Description For 17 years, Unison NGO for Support of People with Special Needs has been a leading advocate for the rights, inclusion, and independence of people with disabilities in Armenia. Through programs...
Packs on Backs Armenia: Debi Arach 2026 Description The Packs on Backs initiative, was started by the The Heros Humanitarian Foundation (HHF), a former Los Angeles based non-profit organization that supported children in need and their educational advancement....
Scholarship for the Baronian Sisters Description The Baronian Sisters are both studying at the Medical School in Yerevan. Maria will finish her bachelors degree this May and will continue her studies to become a family doctor (one and a half more years) and...
Ghoghanj Nor Nork - 2026-2027 Funding Description The Ghoghanj Children’s Center located in the Kentron of Yerevan provides afterschool and summer school programs for approximately 85 children every month. Children who attend the Center are loosely defined...
Goris Autism Center Read Updates Description As stated by the World Health organization, it is estimated that worldwide about 1 in 100 children have autism. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complex developmental condition, which involves challenges...
