Our way of taking care of the environment
Just like people, organizations have their characteristics, behavior, and attitude. Speaking for us, one of the qualities COAF people have is the love and appreciation for nature.
The voice for people who aren’t being heard
A neglected child whose parents took her back from the orphanage.
A disabled kid who was finally able to attend his local school.
A villager who started to receive 8 times as much as her monthly salary.
Once upon a chocolate
Chocolate is the universal language of love. People all over the world fall in love with it at a young age. That love seems to never really fade.
A playground for a happy childhood
What do children need to live a happy childhood? Caring parents, a safe and convenient living environment, toys, games, what else?
The land of inspiration: Dsegh village
There is a place in Armenia that won’t leave you indifferent, where you will listen to all the sounds of nature and won’t get enough of the views, fragrances, and feelings.
Togetherness at the time of pandemic
As the world continues to fight the spread of COVID-19, the Children of Armenia Fund works in the villages of Armenia, where the communities we serve are at risk, the economies are vulnerable, families are not financially protected, and this virus can create additional hardships for our villagers. Accordingly, we had to act urgently.
Breaking stereotypes: girls can!
“You are a girl, you cannot do that,” an expression Nareh was told too many times and had to prove them wrong.
3 useful things Lilit did in quarantine
Hobbies differ depending on the environment. Youngsters living in rural communities have the privilege of being close to nature and understanding its philosophy.
Tracing the history of Yeghegnut village
Lori region is the birthplace of many Armenian talents. Its 122 villages have different histories, myths, and characteristics labeled by themselves or their neighboring communities. Still, a few treasures are in common:
On the road with COAF since day one
We have been on the road too long of a time. So has our driver and logistician Razmik Vardanyan, a COAF veteran since day one. He is the oldest employee of our dedicated team and knows what’s what at COAF.
Helping kids express themselves: speech therapy
Have you ever felt how choosing the right words for expressing ourselves is important? Ever struggled between speaking the truth or saying the right thing? Isn’t it all about being able to convey what we really mean?
Welcome to Karinj, the village immortalized by Saryan
We are in one of the small and somewhat obscure villages hidden in the arms of the mountains of the Lori region. Welcome to Karinj, an Armenian village with a population of roughly 700 people.
