VIVA launches support programs for pregnant women moved from Artsakh. Under the program, women will be provided with medical consultation, and after her child will be provided with clothing, furniture and hygiene products.
On 10th of December, the annual charity fair of the VIVA Foundation will be held in Moscow. All proceeds from the fair will go to programmes to help Artsakh people.
To support the forcibly displaced Artsakh Armenians, the Slovo publishing house is now launching a special offer. A portion of the proceeds from the sales of Karina Eritsyan’s book “Feet in Warmth. Sketches about the Simple, Funny, and Important” will go to VIVA to fund long-term support programs aiding the people of Artsakh.
How can displaced persons from Artsakh obtain support in Armenia? You can apply for medical help from VIVA, but before that you need to register with official institutions. Here is the detailed instructions on your further steps.
The VIVA Foundation has deployed a temporary unit in the tpwn of Abovyan as part of a short-term program of medical and humanitarian assistance to our compatriots, internally displaced persons from Artsakh.
CategoriesNewsThis is one of the foundation’s traditions – every year we hold a New Year’s charity fair, and the proceeds are sent to children.
