For more than three decades FAR has led the efforts to help Armenians navigate the impacts of cross-border conflict, war, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Our emergency response efforts helped 5,000 who fled Artsakh and were in need of humanitarian support. We also made significant strides in other development projects, which brought access to education and better healthcare to so many. Read full report.

Year after year, FAR is fortunate to be able to talk about our mission in Armenia and Artsakh. Despite the challenges of the past few years, we’ve continued to expand our work and ultimately our impact on the lives of our less advantaged brothers and sisters. This is all thanks to you, our supporters. You helped us to make 2022 our most successful fundraising year ever. Read full report.

The year 2021 was another story of incredible challenges. As the dust settled from the 2020 Artsakh War and the world continued to grapple with a new set of ever-fluid COVID changes, we encountered a “new” Armenia, one in which a large group of the population, newly displaced and forced to start over, needed our help. Read full report.

We closed 2019 with a simmering global public health emergency which then plunged the world into full-fledged crisis during 2020. But, as we’ve said many times before, FAR was born from crisis. From the rubble of the 1988 earthquake that forever changed Gyumri and Spitak, our founders laid the foundation for a fledgling organization that provided emergency assistance to the FAR of today, a leader in addressing Armenia’s development needs and creating and crafting a stronger nation through empowerment and opportunity. Read full report.