This year has been a landmark one for World Vision Armenia as the organization celebrates its 35th anniversary - a journey marked by challenges, inspiration, and remarkable achievements.

Anahit has 7 brothers and 2 sisters. Her mother does not work, father is a master in animal husbandry. Her family lives in a cabin-house. Anahit wants to become a musician. "I want to have a piano and take piano lessons," she says.

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

This winter became a bit easier for forcibly displaced families from Nagorno-Karabakh living in harsh and cold conditions, thanks to the collaboration between World Vision Armenia (WVA) and Ucom.

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

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!

106 families living in Sisian and Tchambarak communities, who currently are in need, received food packages for two weeks.

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.

Big Bonfire with the motto “People of Gavar are Hosting” took place in Gavar area on September 30th. Big Bonfire is a symbol of the start of the potato harvest, which turns into a holiday in locals’ host families. 

Eleanor Monbiot shares how the organization’s role in Armenia is evolving․