Shushi: Restoring the Crown Jewel of Armenian Civilization
Shushi is one of Armenia's historical cultural centers and has been at the epicenter of rebuilding efforts since the Artsakh Liberation War.
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Giving Disabled Children a Better Chance: The Gyumri Orphanage for Physically and Mentally Disabled Children
The Gyumri Orphanage for Physically and Mentally Disabled Children is the only refuge for disabled children in this part of Armenia.
The Vardenis-Martakert Highway
The Vardenis-Martakert Highway is a major infrastructure project and only the second modern road linking Artsakh to the rest of Armenia.
Digitizing Knowledge: Jose Tahta’s Vision and Armenia’s National Library
The massively important work of digitizing invaluable historic texts at the National Library of Armenia due to one man's vision.
Gifting Peace of Mind: The Ororots Project
The last thing a new parent should be worried about is whether they can afford the bare essentials for their baby. Because of the Ororots Project, they won't be...
A Lesson from the Ancients: Water and Development in Tavush
New irrigation systems in Armenia's Tavush region have lent its rural inhabitants a source for their livelihood.
Caring for the Children of Khustup
A pediatric medical center was renovated in Armenia's south, bringing high-quality medical care to children for the first time in decades.
The Lovely Lovers Park
Yerevan's Lovers Park is the city's most beautiful, a delightful respite from the bustling city's streets.
Still Teaching the Armenian Alphabet 1,600 Years Later in Artsakh
In the place the Armenian alphabet was created 1600 years ago, a new school is built where local children will continue to learn it.
Giving Them Back Their Golden Years
Their children dead or incapacitated from war, these elderly individuals found a place to live in a new nursing home in Stepanakert.