The first flow of 300 schoolchildren aged 9-13, bid farewell to the seven-day Technology Camp in Hanqavan. The Summer Camp is organized for 600 schoolchildren by World Vision Armenia, Ucom and Union of Information Technology Enterprises (UITE).

Vazgen, 10, is in the five grade. He lives with her mom, sister and brother, and the mother has no job. When he grows up he wants to become a football player, and now dreams of a bycicle.

Join our One day, one gift campaign, and give Vazgen a New Year miracle!

In Armenia, poverty can be witnessed pretty often, but there are stories of 60,000 people who live in extreme poverty, barely having an income of 23 384 AMD (56.2 USD) per month. Poverty strongly affects little children who usually lack basic living means – including weather appropriate clothing, heating of their houses, access to sanitation and hygiene supplies. These children comprise 28% of Armenia’s children.

During these tough days, in World Vision we witness miracles every day. People being isolated themselves, make donations so that World Vision is able to bring food and hygiene items to those in the most urgent need

The situation in Tavush Region of Armenia Armenian-Azerbaijani border remains tense these days, while the border Armenian villages are in constant danger. Armenia's armed forces are confident in accomplishment of their military task, but the local civilians and communities do need our support.

 Mary's family is very large. Five years old girl lives with her parents, six sisters and two brothers. She dreams of having a real play-room with lots of toys, where she would play with her siblings.

Join our One day, one gift campaign, and give Mary a New Year miracle!

The “Warm Puzzle" campaign in Dalma Garden Mall raised 1,718,380 drams, enough to buy warm clothing for 95 kids.