Grant Amount: 33,150,000 AMD Purpose: The goal of the project is to ensure the early identification and resolution of social, psychological and legal needs of persons who have suffered from war or military operations and have acquired injuries, disabilities, health or psychological problems, contributing to the social inclusion of beneficiaries and improving the quality of life. The program is implemented
Grant Amount: 33,150,000 AMD Purpose: The goal of the project is to provide rights-based, comprehensive, and continuous psychosocial support to vulnerable groups affected by the wars in Artsakh, including displaced families from Artsakh, war participants, and their family members (wives, parents, children) residing in the Lori region, thereby contributing to their reintegration, resilience, and community participation. The program is implemented
Grant Amount: 44,200,000 AMD Purpose: The main goal of the “Multidisciplinary Mobile Team in Shirak Region” project is to support the psychosocial recovery of adults with mental health problems, create a safe environment, improve their quality of life, and foster their inclusion in society. The program is implemented within the framework of the project “Rights, Services, Participation: Fostering a Comprehensive
Grant Amount: 44,200,000 AMD Purpose: The goal of the project is to promote the protection of the rights of individuals with mental health and psychosocial problems in the Ararat region and to ensure their full inclusion in the community by providing access to affordable, high-quality, and people-centered services. The program is implemented within the framework of the project “Rights, Services,
To address the needs of refugees displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh and to support them, four Community Councils (CC) will operate across Armenia. Community Councils are established by Estonian Refugee Council within the framework of the European Union-funded project “Human Rights for and with Refugees”. The processes of forming the CC of refugees began in early September. The four CCs will be
On September 8, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Democracy Development Foundation jointly organized a public discussion on improving the quality of services provided by the Ministry. The discussion was attended by Vazgush Kostanyan, Head of the Department for Quality Control of Service Delivery at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, representatives of services under the Ministry, the Ministries of
Grant Amount: 3,391,200 AMD Purpose: The program will provide emergency institutional support to the Investigative Journalists, NGO to help address financial challenges resulting from global factors. This support will enable the organization to continue its Media Factory educational project, sustaining journalism education, fact-checking, and investigative reporting for two months while working on a more sustainable development strategy.
As part of the “Human Rights with and for Refugees” project supported by the European Union, the Democracy Development Foundation and the Armenian Progressive Youth NGO organized camps bringing together 60 young people, both locals and those displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh, residing in the regions of Armenia and Yerevan. The aim of the camp was to support the self-organization and proactive
Grant Amount: 500,000 AMD Purpose: The project aims to explore the level of political participation among youth in Armenia using focus group methodology, examine successful international practices, and develop educational and public communication tools to promote informed youth engagement in democratic processes.
Grant Amount: 58,776 Euro Purpose: The project aims to make relevant information about refugee needs more accessible both for NK refugees and agencies that work towards addressing their needs and upholding their rights. To this end, Commit Global will provide innovative digital solutions by establishing a user-friendly information platform and a needs map. This project is a part of the