The FAR office in Shirak allocated CASP sponsorships to 31 beneficiaries in the Shirak region (100 USD to each beneficiary). One of the...

On April 29 and 30, charitable meals were served to nearly 1000 beneficiaries at all of FAR’s Soup-Kitchens, thanks to the donation of...

On April 24, a group of children, currently living under the shelter of the Homeless Children Center - accompanied by a FAR social worker...

A few days ago, the whole Christian world celebrated Jesus Christ's Resurrection holiday ("Harutyan ton") - "Surb Zatik" (Easter). On...

With regards to the historical fact of the usage of the telescope by Galileo Galilei for astronomical observations (400 years ago) UNESCO...

As the current academic year nears its closing and the higher educational institutions (HEIs) examination period starts, a joint meeting...

FAR is proud to launch its new shiny blog. Here you’ll find an inside view of Armenia as well as extensive information about ongoing ...

Notwithstanding the short period of its (four-year) activity (2005-2009), FAR Health Program has managed to contribute to the development...

I was born in Armenia and immigrated to the United States when I was only twelve. At the time I decided to go back, I didn’t remember too...

On Board with Passport and Butterflies. Twenty-six years. That’s how long it had been since my last and only visit to Armenia as a child....

My Armenian grandfather, Aram, immigrated to the United States in the early 1920’s. He eventually settled in Minnesota and he and I were...

Traveling to Armenia on a trip organized by Arto is really amazing. I had the chance a couple years back to go on a Diocesan pilgrimage...

Hi Everybody. I am Arto, working with the Fund for Armenian Relief here in New York. I had the pleasure to lead young and enthusiastic...

There is nothing like arriving at Yerevan’s airport for the first time. There is anxiety, suspense, and Armenian being spoken around you....