The Project "Promoting Social Inclusion and Self-Reliant Livelihood Activities in Armenia" aims to provide comprehensive support to about 11,000 vulnerable individuals living in five regions of Armenia.

The EU-funded "RISE – Armenia: Rehabilitation, Social Inclusion, and Empowerment of the Displaced and Vulnerable Population" project aims to enhance Armenia’s social protection systems, with a particular focus on refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh. Led by World Vision Armenia in collaboration with the Armenian Association of Social Workers and People in Need NGO, the project aligns with the priorities of the Republic of Armenia’s Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs.

The project aims to combat poverty and inequality in Armenia through developing social protection mechanisms at community level.

The project aims to enhance the capacities of the social service workforce in Artsakh and increase the accessibility and availability of psycho-social services for the whole population in need.

The project has a comprehensive approach to enriching and empowering youth participation in democracy in Armenia, specifically in the Abovyan community. The Project is being implemented with the financial support of the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives.

The overall objective of the project is to boost human capacity at the local level by maximizing the engagement of social service workforce in the work with families in the times of crisis and post-crisis situations, including emergencies.

REACT: Relief and Early Recovery for People Affected by Conflict, in Armenia