Our project provides long-term care to Armenian orphans with disabilities over the age of 18 with no place to call home. We offer them an alternative to the Soviet psychiatric institutions.

This program provides 90 working children with basic education by including them in the special training in Mkhitar Sebastaci Educational Complex in Yerevan.

Helping 2 low income families living in Lori region, Armenia to overcome poverty housing and build homes as a basic human right by giving them no profit, no interest/inflation included long term mortgages. These families have no enough income to build their own homes, nor can qualify to take loans from banks. They live in metal containers for years and raised their kids in this condition. Avetikyan family of 5 lives in Yeghegnut village, and Ghazaryan family of 5 lives in Dsegh village.

We're working to break the cycle of unemployment and poverty in rural Armenian communities that have been devastated in the global economic crisis by supporting entrepreneurs and new business creation.

The main objective of the project is to create educational and cultural environment where the given chance of new media will be used for the benefit of the childrens/teenagers where information technologies will be used as an active factor in the educational process, where by means of competition children will reveal applied inexhaustible opportunities of new media.