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Back Back World Vision standing for Armenia's most vulnerable 18/06/2025

Eleanor Monbiot, OBE, Regional Director for the Middle East and Eastern Europe at World Vision, shares how the organization’s role in Armenia is evolving as it moves toward a locally led, self-funded model. She reflects on World Vision’s long-standing presence in the country—decades of working alongside vulnerable children and families, often in the most difficult circumstances. Most recently, World Vision Armenia has supported more than 16,000 people displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh, providing urgent help during a time of deep crisis. Eleanor Monbiot emphasizes the importance of systemic change, social inclusion, and close collaboration with local institutions to ensure sustainable impact.

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Young Engineers from Technology Camp Presented the Self-Made Three-Dimensional Printers to the Schools of Shushi, Vanq and Tchartar
Young Engineers from Technology Camp Presented the Self-Made Three-Dimensional Printers to the Schools of Shushi, Vanq and Tchartar

The second group of pupils of Armath engineering laboratories and children from socially vulnerable regional communities attended the Technology Camp in Hangavan.

31/07/2016
A Beacon of Hope: Bringing Water to Vulnerable Families in Vardenis
A Beacon of Hope: Bringing Water to Vulnerable Families in Vardenis
10/07/2024
World Vision organizes the 4th Raspberry festival in Armenia
World Vision organizes the 4th Raspberry festival in Armenia

For already 4th years World Vision in Armenia is organizing one of the sweetest festivals in the country – Raspberry fest. This year the festival was organized next to the picturesque Shaqi Waterfall

29/07/2019
It's ‘Back to School’ time!
It's ‘Back to School’ time!

World Vision Armenia is launching the #BacktoSchool donation campaign, to provide school bags and school items to as many children as possible, thus enabling them to get off to a good start this school year.

10/08/2021
IDBank helps provide school supplies and clothing to 100 children in Vardenis and Tchambarak areas
IDBank helps provide school supplies and clothing to 100 children in Vardenis and Tchambarak areas

With support from IDBank, World Vision Armenia bought decent clothing and school supplies of urgent necessity to 100 school students living in Vardenis and Tchambarak areas within its “Back to School” donation campaign

06/12/2019
We continue to sort your donations
We continue to sort your donations

We continue to sort your donations. Part of the support has already been sent, the other part will soon reach the children and families affected by the conflict.

06/10/2020
World Vision Armenia's goodwill ambassadors call to join Covid-19 donation campaign
World Vision Armenia's goodwill ambassadors call to join Covid-19 donation campaign

World Vision Armenia's goodwill ambassadors call to join COVID-19 donation campaign!

03/04/2020
Day 6-"One Day, One Gift"
Day 6-"One Day, One Gift"

Meet 10-year-old Hamlet, who lives with his parents and two sisters. He wants to be a musician and play duduk. He also dreams of having a room of his own, with nice furniture. Join our One day, one gift campaign, and give Hamlet a New Year miracle!

07/12/2016
Day 24 -"One Day, One Gift"
Day 24 -"One Day, One Gift"

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! 

25/12/2016
Big Bonfire festival dedicated to the harvest of potato
Big Bonfire festival dedicated to the harvest of potato

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. 

02/10/2017