By Vigen Mkrtchyan | Project Leader
Dear Donors,
This program supports children displaced by the war in Syria, providing them with psychosocial support. We are happy to share with you that the program is reaching its set milestone. One of the goals of the program is to help children who returned to Armenia as a result of the war in Syria overcome psychological-social problems and create intercultural dialogue. The trainings are equipped with both individual and team work.
Our team emphasizes creating an intercultural dialogue between Armenian and Syrian-Armenian children, that's why Armenian children joined the program. They jointly perform works, share ideas, exchange thoughts. The next important circumstance is the rooting of the idea of brotherhood among them. They become friends and together try to do both individual and team work.
We would like to share with you the story of Hayk, one of our beneficiaries, and a message to all donors.
Hello, my name is Hayk. I came to know about this program from my peers and I am very happy to participate in this program. Since the program has an intercultural dialogue section, I joined with great enthusiasm and we worked with the beneficiaries. I hope that the program will be continuous and we will have the opportunity to meet again. Thank you.
Dear Donors,
This is the story of our beneficiaries. Thanks to you, the program solves its problems. Thank you for your support.
By Vigen Mkrtchyan | Project Leader
By Vigen Mkrtchyan | Project Leader
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