Styopa’s journey to the theater of the future 11 February 2022 By Nane Vardanyan Photos by: Knar Babayan 2 min read In his spare time, he sits and thinks about his future career, asking questions to his imaginary character and answering them. Behind this personal self-reflection ritual is COAFian Styopa Davtyan, who attends COAF’s Drama…
New center in rural Armenia for tomorrow’s stronger individuals September 17, 2021 By Nane Vardanyan Photos by: Knar Babayan 3 min read Strengthening families today for stronger communities tomorrow. When, in 2015, COAF completely renovated a school in Hatsik village (Armavir province), the dwellers called it “the beginning of a new life.” In 2021, another…
The key to starting the new school year off right 12 September 2021 By Nane Vardanyan 2 min read However much you think you have prepared for your child’s first year of school, there is always something new to learn and adapt to. Attending school for the first time is a big occasion for the…
A new child development center on its way to Hatsik village 9 July 2021 By Nane Vardanyan 4 min read “Everything has its own time” is also true for the period children begin to improve their social or communication difficulties. “Indeed, timing is an important factor for overcoming speech difficulties. The younger the child, the…
Irreversible human loss, thousands of displaced people hardly with any belongings, and enduring uncertainty․․․ The wounds of the recent war Azerbaijan launched against Artsakh last year are still fresh and will long be.
COAF-supported villages have new residents – people who are still in their homeland but dream of returning to their abandoned homes.
War situations give rise to a great number of psychological problems. Losing a dear person or realizing their lives are at risk, fleeing homes by taking absolutely nothing, changing the environment, and living with a sense of uncertainty and fear affects human psychology.
The female generations of a big Armenian family: Alina Patvakanyan, her daughter Gohar, and granddaughter Naré.
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.
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