Behind Sarkis Emirkhanian lay all the tools and equipment needed to repair a broken-down bus—a diagnostic device, cooling liquid, flat wrenches, and drills—each of them purchased with the help of FAR’s Small Business Assistance Program (SBA).
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Any trip that a Toufayan family member makes to Armenia must include a visit to the tiny village of Zangakatun. This village is very dear to the Toufayans, as this Armenian-American family has provided great support to it over the years in order to further its economic development.
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Fund for Armenian Relief’s Zangakatun Community Development program was born as a collaboration between FAR and local farmers. While Zangakatun is famous for a variety of traditionally grown apples, very often its farmers faced challenges as they did not have adequate storage facilities, and were continually faced with the challenge to either rapidly sell their entire harvest or experience significant losses.
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Constructing and rehabilitating potable water systems is an important part of FAR’s Breaking the Cycle of Poverty Program (BCPP). A multi-faceted and comprehensive project to reduce the effects of poverty in the Berd Region of Tavush, BCPP aims to strengthen overall economic and agricultural activity, infrastructure, healthcare, and education.
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Arev Nersisyan’s day kicks off with a special morning ritual. “Morning is a sacred part of my day,” she said cheerfully. “I make two cups of coffee for my husband and I, and we enjoy it on our balcony. Then we greet our livestock by slowly walking to the garden before moving on with our daily routine. After that, I rush to school, and Viktor to the bank.”
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Farmers in Tavush Province now enjoy the fruits of their hard labor by proudly demonstrating the results they’ve achieved through new agricultural machinery and equipment as part of FAR’s Breaking the Cycle of Poverty Program (BCPP).
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With his background in agriculture and the automotive industry, VAN’s Syrian-Armenian owner Nerses Kivo had to leave everything in Aleppo – his job, house, and friends – to flee civil war.
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15-year-old twins Nare and Meline are members of a Chinari hobby group operated by FAR’s “Breaking the Cycle of Poverty Program” (BCPP)* in the Tavush region. The twins, along with other members of the Chinari and Aygepar hobby groups, recently displayed their handmade works at exhibitions held in their village. The BCPP hobby groups provide much-needed extracurricular activities in the border region and introduce children to a variety of sports and art forms otherwise unavailable to them.
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For about 10 years now, Andranik Khachatryan, 34, has been serving at the border of Tavush Region, Armenia. A true patriot in his soul, Andranik is holding the border tightly and protecting the homeland of millions of Armenians without fear of putting his life in jeopardy.
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Sevag Aroyan and Maria Maronian’s inspiring success is due to a lot of hard work. It was only a year ago when on March 7, 2016, they held their very first class at ETC-English and Exam Training Center that they had just opened in the heart of Yerevan. They started their business with a loan and by using the good reputation they had acquired during their short stay in Armenia.
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