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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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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
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
Opening of Nrane photo studio
Opening of Nrane photo studio

Thinking big - youth in Talin establishes a unique photo-studio in the are

30/10/2017
Strong Tavush, Resilient Communities, Protected Children
Strong Tavush, Resilient Communities, Protected Children

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.

20/07/2020
Day 12 -"One Day, One Gift"
Day 12 -"One Day, One Gift"

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!

13/12/2016
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
Ucom and WVA Stand with Displaced Families from Nagorno-Karabakh
Ucom and WVA Stand with Displaced Families from Nagorno-Karabakh

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.

14/11/2024
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
Day 9 - "One Day, One Gift"
Day 9 - "One Day, One Gift"

10 year-old Narek lives in one of the frointier villages, and he dreams of becoming soldier to protect his homeland. And now he studies in 5th grade.

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

10/12/2016
Day 18 -"One Day, One Gift"
Day 18 -"One Day, One Gift"

David Mughdusyan 6 years old, David began to attend school this year. When he grows up he wants to become a football player, and now dreams of a soccer ball and remote control cars.

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

19/12/2016