ARTSAKH FAMILY INTEGRATION FUND UPDATES
With the forced deportation of more than 120,000 Armenians from their homes in Artsakh in 2023, the SOAR Artsakh Family Integration Fund is needed now more than ever.
See some updates below from 2023 thru 2026 from families SOAR has assisted.
LYUDVIG ARAKELYAN FAMILY
April 2025
The family of Lyudvig Arakelyan received an Easter food package.
December 2024
The family of Lyudvig Arakelyan received gifts and food for Christmas
ERIK ARSTAMYAN FAMILY
December 2025
The family was provided with New Year’s food packages, and gift bags.
The family also had fun at the Puppet Theater.
November 2025
Lusine, with her 4 sons and mother, live in a rented house in Yerevan.
Lusine works as a cook in a bank.
The eldest son Aren is in the 9th grade and attends a Kyokushin karate school. November 1-11, he participated in competitions in Austria.
Karen is in the 7th grade at the “Shirakatsi” Seminary and attends swimming lessons.
Gor is in the 2nd grade and also attends karate school.
Davit is in the 1st grade.
As Lusine’s request the family was provided with kitchen pots and pans.
The family is grateful for being with them during their difficult situation.
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs.
May 2025
The family received an Easter food package.
February 2025
December 2024
The family received for Christmas:
November 2024
Lusine has participated in make-up courses and applied for employment in several beauty salons. The family received food and hygiene and household supplies.
April 2024
The family received an Easter food package and a mixer.
Lusine is taking cosmetology courses. The family is living in a rented apartment in Yerevan. There has been no more word on Erik and he is still considered missing.
MHER ARUSHANYAN FAMILY
April 2026
The family has purchased a house using a housing certificate provided by the state for families displaced from Artsakh.
Children attend media literacy classes and Sunday group work organized at the SOLENA Center.
Sveta shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her children will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
The family deeply appreciates every act of support, which continues to bring stability and hope into their lives.
December 2025
The family was provided with New Year food packages, and gift bags.
They participated in Thanksgiving and New Year’s event organized by SOAR at the Children’s Cafe. They actively participated in the Santa Claus and Snow Maiden show program and played games.
The family is very grateful for all their support.
November 2025
The Arushanyan family continues to live in a rented house in Gyumri. Mher and Sveta do daily works to partially support the family.
The eldest son Ashot attends computer clubs after school, Liana and Diana attend dance and singing clubs, Liana, Diana and Sasun attend the SOAR Sunday club for Artsakh children.
At Sveta’s request, the family was provided with a refrigerator.
The family expresses their gratitude for being with them and supporting them.
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs
April 2025
The family received an Easter food package.
March 2024
Cleaning and household supplies
November 2023
SOAR purchased pillows, covers, and bedding for the family.
RAFAYEL ARZUMANYAN FAMILY
March 2024
Cleaning and household supplies
DAVIT ASRYAN FAMILY
April-May 2024
Cleaning and household supplies, and Easter food package, pots and pans for the family.
The daughter Alina was able to participate in the June 1st event “Let It Be”.
March 2024
Cleaning and household supplies
ERIK ASRYAN FAMILY
April 2026
Erik’s wife Nelli shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her children will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
The family deeply appreciates every act of support, which continues to bring stability and hope into their lives.
LILIT AVANISYAN FAMILY
April 2026
Lilit shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her children will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
The family deeply appreciates every act of support, which continues to bring stability and hope into their lives.
NUREN AVETISYAN FAMILY
January 2025
For Christmas the family received:
January 2024
The family was provided with food and basic necessities.
March 2024
Cleaning and household supplies
KARMEN BAGHSHYAN FAMILY
June 2026
The children continue to attend media literacy classes and Sunday group work organized at the SOLENA Center.
From 2026 January to June the family received the following support:
13.02.2026 – Utility gas
13.02.2026 – Utility water, ENA
01.04.2026 – Easter food
15.05.2026 – Food Pacage
The family deeply appreciates every act of support, which continues to bring stability and hope into their lives.
April 2026
Unfortunately, Tamara and Karmen divorced two months ago. Karmen left the family and moved to Yerevan.
Tamara with her 5 sons has purchased a house using a housing certificate provided by the state for families displaced from Artsakh.
On April 7, Tamara celebrated her Housewarming with her five sons. She had brought a handful of soil with her from Artsakh, and it found its place in the new home.
Children attend media literacy classes and Sunday group work organized at the SOLENA Center.
Tamara shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her children will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
December 2025
The family was provided with New Year’s food packages, and gift bags.
They participated in the New Year’s event organized by SOAR at the Children’s Cafe. They actively participated in the Santa Claus and Snow Maiden show program and played games.
The family was very grateful for all their support.
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs.
May 2025
Clothes and shoes were purchased for their son, Roman, for the school graduation event.
The family is extremely grateful for the support and Roman was very happy during the school event with new clothes and shoes.
April 2025
ANUSH BALAYAN FAMILY
November 2023
Anush received the tools she needed to begin working in her profession as a manicurist.
BEGLARYAN FAMILY
April – May 2024
Easter food package, a juicer, and a vacuum cleaner for the family.
March 2024
Cleaning and household supplies
November 2023
The family has moved from a hostel to a three-room apartment, which has been given free of charge for an unknow period of time.
The three children Haykanush, Sergey & Meline are going to school and the little one Karine started kindergarten.
The father is still looking for a job. The mother and the grandmother are baking “Zhengyal Bread” (a sort of flatbread stuffed with herbs and green vegetables) that is very popular in Artsakh. They are trying to sell it and to make income for the family.
SOAR purchased them an oven for their apartment so they can continue their baking endeavors!
October 2023
Shoes, clothing, and household supplies for the Beglaryan family.
FAMILY OF HOVHANNES BEJANYAN
June 2026
Since being forcibly displaced from Artsakh, the family has been working hard to rebuild their lives and regain stability. They have begun engaging in agricultural activities and hope to further develop their livelihood by purchasing and raising chicks in the future.
Due to their son Boris’s serious health condition, the family faces significant challenges in their daily lives. Boris requires constant care and supervision, making it difficult for his parents to leave the house or pursue regular employment opportunities. As a result, much of their time and energy is dedicated to meeting his ongoing needs.
Between January and June 2026, the family received the following support:
01.04.2026 – Easter food
Hovhannes and Mary are sincerely grateful for the assistance provided to their family. The support has helped them address essential needs and continue caring for their children while working toward a more stable and secure future.
FAMILY OF AREN DANIELYAN
April 2026
Aren and his family continue to live in a rented home, doing their best to rebuild their lives after being displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh. Once their documents are finalized, they hope to apply for a housing certificate and move one step closer to having a stable home of their own.
There is also a small but meaningful positive change in their lives — Aren’s wife, Kristina, has recently found a job as a sales consultant. For the past two weeks, she has been working hard to support the family. While she is at work, the children are lovingly cared for by their grandmother.
Aren continues his recovery journey by attending a rehabilitation center, where he receives regular therapies. At the same time, little Yana finds joy and inspiration in attending dance classes, bringing moments of happiness into the family’s daily life.
Despite the many challenges they face, the family remains hopeful. They are deeply touched by the support they have received and want to express their heartfelt gratitude. Knowing that they are not alone gives them strength to keep moving forward.
December 2025
The family was provided with New Year’s food packages, and gift bags. They also had fun at the Puppet Theater.
Aren and Kristina are very grateful for all their support.
June 2025
April 2025
YANA DANIELYAN
November 2023
Yana Danielyan, from a displaced Artsakh Family also attends the Ada Keshishyants Center for Disabled Children. Yana has a hearing disability but had received her certification for hairdressing. SOAR supplied her with the tools she needed to work in her profession.
HOVHANNES EMIRYAN FAMILY
April 2026
Nana shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her children will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
The family deeply appreciates every act of support, which continues to bring stability and hope into their lives.
December 2025
The family was provided New Year food package; children were provided winter clothes and presents.
Together with a partner organization, Luse had fun at the Puppet Theater.
Nana was very happy for kindness and support.
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs.
June 2025
May 2025
February 2025
January 2025
The family received:
GRIGORI GABRIELYAN FAMILY
May 2025
March 2024
NINEL GALSTYAN FAMILY
March 2026
Ninel lives in Hrazdan with her three children in a rented apartment. The family had requested support for a refrigerator.
On March 18, we organized the purchase and delivery of a refrigerator to the city of Hrazdan. At Ninel’s request, we chose a refrigerator similar to the one the family had in Artsakh, which they had to leave behind during the forced displacement.
Ninel and her children are very happy and grateful, as they feel that they are not alone in facing their difficulties. They express their sincere appreciation for this very important support.
December 2025
The family was provided with a New Year food package
November 2025
Ninel with her 3 children live in a rented apartment in Hrazdan.
Daughter Milena is in the 9th grade, Tigran is in the 2nd grade and Gor is in kindergarten. She is not able to work outside of the home as Gor has resiratory problems and is frequently sick.
We provided Ninel with a sewing machine and she is able to earn some money by taking on sewing jobs.
At Ninel’s request the family was also provided with a washing machine.
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs
June 2025
March and May 2025
Tigran has been provided with a cream and shower gel prescribed by the doctor for his ichthyosis.
Ninel is trying to find a suitable job that she can combine with taking care of the children.
The family was provided with a food package in March and May.
February 2025
December 2024
December 2023
November 2023
LUSINE GASPARYAN FAMILY
March 2024
Cleaning supplies
December 2023
HOVIK GEVORGYAN FAMILY
June 2026
Hovik has health issues, including allergies, which become particularly severe during the summer months and often make it difficult for him to leave the house.
After completing a series of professional training courses, Liana successfully graduated and found employment as a family physician in one of the nearby villages.
Hovik, Liana, and the children often remember the Artsakh they lost and the home they had to leave behind. The children still search for the toys they left in Artsakh and frequently talk about them.
The family recently visited Gyumri and was hosted by the SOLENA Center. The children were very happy during their visit. They participated in music therapy sessions, enjoyed playing in the center’s yard, and had a wonderful time together.
At the couple’s request, the family received the following support between January and June 2026.
01.04.2026 – Easter food
06.04.2026 – Roof Renovation
Hovik and Liana are deeply grateful for every form of assistance they have received. After support, their living conditions have improved significantly. They are doing their best to gradually rebuild their lives, move forward step by step, and create a stable future for their family while keeping the memories of their past home alive in their hearts and dreams.
April 2026
At the request of Liana and Hovik, SOAR funded the renovation of their roof, as failure to repair it would have also caused damage to the interior construction of the home. Renovation of the floor was also done.
The family received an Easter food package.
Hovik and Liana are very grateful for all the important support that has been provided to their family to date.
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs
May 2025
The family had a new bathroom constructed.
They also received a food package.
October 2024
The family has been cultivating the land where they are living and has an opportunity to be able to raise chickens and cows. Hovik’s wife Liana has a temporary position as a medical epidemiologist at the Lori branch of the National Center for Disease Control. To keep the job, she has been undergoing training classes.
ARTAK GRIGORYAN FAMILY
April 2026
Hermine shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her children will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
The family deeply appreciates every act of support, which continues to bring stability and hope into their lives.
DAVIT GRIGORYAN FAMILY
April 2024
The family received an Easter food package.
Svetlana received the tools she needed to begin her manicuring business.
Davit continues to attend the ADA center participating in the activities and is showing great improvement!
March 2024
Davit Grigoryan’s family continues to live in a rented apartment in Vanadzor.
His father is taking in online courses for sales so he can find a job. David’s mother worked as a manicurist in Artsakh, and she will resume her work in Vanadzor when she receives the proper tools.
David’s developmental delay appeared during the months of the blockade in Artsakh, because the family was unable to get proper supplies, food and vitamins for the family.
Davit continues to attend the ADA center participating in the activities with great enthusiasm! According to his parents the progress is obvious.
JIVAN GRIGORYAN FAMILY
April 2026
The family has taken an important step toward rebuilding their lives by purchasing a two-room apartment in Vedi through a state-provided housing certificate. After a long period of uncertainty, they are now preparing to move into their new home in May—a moment filled with hope and new beginnings.
Alisa shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her children will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
The family deeply appreciates every act of support, which continues to bring stability and hope into their lives.
NORAYR GRIGORYAN FAMILY
April 2026
Norayr’s wife Armine shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her children will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
The family deeply appreciates every act of support, which continues to bring stability and hope into their lives.
MKHITARYAN HARUTYUNYAN FAMILY
March 2024
January 2024
ARMEN KARAPETYAN FAMILY
April 2026
Armen and Gohar live in Vanadzor with their 10 children in a rented apartment. One of the boys, Nver, developed serious health complications due to a toothache and infection. After the tooth was extracted, the child experienced severe pain, and his cheek became swollen due to inflammation. In Vanadzor, doctors attempted to remove the inflamed tissue, but his condition continued to worsen. He was then transferred in critical condition to Muratsan Medical Center in Yerevan, where, thanks to the dedicated efforts of the doctors, Nver recovered from the critical state and was discharged from the hospital in good health.
In January, at Gohar’s request, the family was provided with a washing machine. During the child’s hospitalization, the family received a food package, and in April, they were also provided with an Easter food package.
The family expresses their deep gratitude for the support and care provided during such a difficult time.
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs
The children also all received new school clothes.
NVER MAKYAN FAMILY
January 2026
Nver and Alina live in a rented house in Yeghegnadzor with their three children. At Alina’s request, she was provided with a mixer and an oven to develop her small baking business. Alina is grateful for the support and is happy to share her work.
ANOUSH MATEVOSYAN FAMILY
June 2026
Anoush lives in Vanadzor with her parents and two sisters.
Anoush enjoys attending the ADA Center, where she receives specialized therapeutic services and professional support. She continues to make progress through her participation in the center’s programs and activities.
This year, Anoush enthusiastically participated in the “I Can 2026” Special Olympics, where she had the opportunity to showcase her abilities, build confidence, and enjoy a meaningful experience alongside other participant.
The family applied for the Government Housing Assistance Program for forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh, received a housing certificate, and successfully purchased an apartment in the city of Vanadzor.
From 2026 January to June the family received the following support:
01.04.2026 – Easter food
Therapies in ADA Center
Anoush’s family is sincerely grateful for the continued assistance and encouragement they have received. The support has contributed to improving their living conditions and helping them build a more stable future in their new home.
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs
July 2025
April – May 2024
March 2024
It is difficult for Anoush’s father Ruben to remember what he had in Artsakh and that they lost everything in one day. Trying to adapt to the rented apartment in Vanadzor is not easy since they had built their own house, cultivated the land, and had engaged in animal husbandry.
They are trying to find a house for rent that they can afford in the nearby villages.
KARMEN MINASYAN FAMILY
April 2024
SEVAK MIRZOYAN FAMILY
April 2026
Nona shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her children will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
The family deeply appreciates every act of support, which continues to bring stability and hope into their lives.
November-December 2025
The family was provided with Thanksgiving and New Year’s food packages and gift bags. They also had fun at the Puppet Theater.
Nona’s gratitude note:
I am so grateful and thankful for you being there for me and supporting me during the worst and most difficult time of my life.
Thank you to your entire team. ❤️
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs
May 2025
Nona lives with her 2 children in her sister’s house with her sister’s family and mother. Her son attends school, Nona and her mother take care of her daughter.
Nona has taken facial care courses and works in a beauty salon. At her request, an ozone vaporizer was provided to help her work be more efficient.
The family was provided with a food package too.
They are extremely grateful for the continued support to their family.
February 2025
December 2024
November 2024
April 2024
ZARINE MOVSISYAN FAMILY
April 2024
March 2024
January 2024
SAMVEL MUSAELYAN FAMILY
January 2025
March 2024
November 2023
SAMVEL PARAMAZYAN FAMILY
April – May 2024
March 2024
November 2023
LYUDMILA PETROSYAN FAMILY
June 2026
Lyudmila’s health condition remains unstable. From time to time, her illness worsens, and despite ongoing treatment, the results of her most recent medical examinations have been unfavorable. She is currently undergoing additional tests in order to determine the next steps in her treatment and continue receiving the necessary medical care.
Despite these challenges, Lyudmila remains deeply committed to her children’s education and development. She does everything she can to ensure that they grow into well-rounded individuals. Her sons have demonstrated excellent academic performance at school and actively participate in a variety of extracurricular activities. They attend music school, where they study guitar, take part in sports and chess programs, and also receive additional English language instruction. The boys also participated in the Storytelling Program, where they had the opportunity to develop their communication, creativity, and self-expression skills. They are currently taking part in the Pen Pal Program, which allows them to build friendships, practice their writing skills, and connect with peers from different backgrounds.
Between January and June 2026, Lyudmila and her family received the following support:
15.01.2026 – Tuition fee for English classes for Garri and Henry (January 2026)
22.01.2026 – Medicine for Lyudmila
30.01.2026 – Garri and Henry take part of Storytelling online group (07.02.2026, 13.02.2026)
17.02.2026 – Tuition fee for English classes for Garri and Henry (February 2026)
05.03.2026 – Medicine for Lyudmila
29.03.2026 – Easter food
05.03.2026 – Tuition fee for English classes for Garri and Henry (March 2026)
08.04.2026 – Medicine for Lyudmila
09.04.2026 – Tuition fee for English classes for Garri and Henry (April 2026)
29.05.2026 – Medicine for Lyudmila – 137,660AMD
09․06․2026 – Tuition fee for English classes for Garri and Henry (May 2026)
Lyudmila is sincerely grateful for the continued assistance and for the care and concern shown toward her family during these difficult times. She deeply appreciates the ongoing support that has helped them face their challenges with greater hope and confidence.
April 2026
Since January 2026, Lyudmila and her family have received the following types of support:
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- Tuition fee for English classes for Garri and Henry
January 2026
February 2026
March 2026
April 2026
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- Medicine for Lyudmila
January 2026
March 2026
Garri and Henry take part of Storytelling online group․
Lyudmila remains under continuous medical supervision, undergoing regular examinations and following her prescribed treatment plan.
Following her most recent medical evaluation, new lesions were detected in her lungs, and she has now been prescribed chemotherapy.
Despite these serious health challenges, there is also a hopeful development. Lyudmila has received a professional license from the Ministry of Health, which allows her, if her health condition permits, to continue working as a dentist until 2030.
Lyudmila shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her children will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
December 2025
The family was provided New Year food package, children were provided winter clothes and presents, boys English lessons tuition fee, Lyudmila’s medicines.
Together with a partner organization, Garri and Henri had fun at the Puppet Theater.
Lyudmila is very happy for all the kindness and support she receives.
November 2025
September 2025
August 2025
July 2025
VYACHESLAV PETROSYAN FAMILY
June 2026
Diana and Vyacheslav live in Vanadzor with their three children.
The family’s process of obtaining citizenship of the Republic of Armenia began in December 2025 and was successfully completed in January 2026. At present, all family members are citizens of Armenia.
As a family displaced from Artsakh, they received a housing certificate and purchased a house in Vanadzor. However, the house is not yet suitable for living, as it lacks a bathroom, toilet, kitchen, and sewage system. Despite these challenges, the property includes a large plot of land, which the family actively cultivates. They also raise chickens, helping to support their household and improve their self-sufficiency.
The SOAR Charitable Foundation primarily supports Boris in pursuing his education and continuing his academic development.
Between January and June 2026, the family received the following support:
11.03.2026 – Boris’ tuition fee
30.05.2026 – Boris’ tuition fee
The family is deeply grateful for the support provided for Boris’s university education. Without this assistance, he would have been unable to continue his studies and would have been forced to leave the university.
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs
VLADISLAV POGHOSYAN FAMILY
June 2026
Vladislav lives in a rented apartment with his wife, their three children and his parents.
Their son, Boris, attends the ADA Center, where he continues to receive specialized support and services tailored to his needs.
The family has applied for the Government Housing Assistance Program for forcibly displaced families from Artsakh and has already received a housing certificate. They are currently searching for a suitable home to purchase through the program.
The family received the following support:
18.04.2025 Easter Food and Decorations
03.06.2025 – Washing Machine
27.08.2025 – Stationery for 2 children
11.11.2025 – Gas Stove
25.12.2025 – New Year Food
01.04.2026 – Easter food
Vladislav and his family are grateful for the assistance provided, which has helped them address important needs and move closer to achieving stable housing and a more secure future.
November 2025
The Poghosyan family lives in a rented house, in the village Gugarq, near Vanadzor. Artyom and Elen are schoolchildren, Artyom is in the 4th grade, Elen is in the 3rd grade. Artyom also attends a dram class and Elen a dance class. Boris attends speech therapy classes at the ADA day center.
At Anzhela’s request the family was provided with a gas stove.
The family is grateful for being with them during their difficult situation.
September 2025
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs
July 2025
April 2025
ARMEN SARGSYAN FAMILY
December 2025
The family was provided with an iron, hairdryer, New Year’s food packages, and gift bags.
They also had fun at an outing to the Puppet Theater.
A letter of gratitude from Sirana:
“My son attends school and a developmental center with a psychologist and an art therapist. My husband works at the National Group as a concrete mixer operator. I make bags. We live with my mom and dad.
My father is a first-degree disabled person from the war. My mother works at a school as a cleaner.
I would like to thank the SOAR team for supporting us. Congratulations on the upcoming New Year and Christmas. May 2026 be a year of health, peace and great success.”❤️
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs
July 2025
Sirana has learned and is making bags with beads and wants to create her own small business. At Sirana’s request, she was provided with the appropriate materials for making bags. You can see the first completed bag in the photos.
May 2025
Sirana and Armen live with their son Rafael and Sirana’s parents in a rented home near Yerevan.Rafael attends art therapy at the Jrvezh Child Development Center.
Sirana’s mother has health problems, has undergone tests and undergone surgery.
Armen also has health problems, has had pneumonia, is still undergoing treatment.
The family was provided with a food package. They are extremely grateful for the continued support to their family.
December 2024
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DAVIT SARGSYAN FAMILY
June 2026
Marina lives in Vanadzor with her husband and their four children in a rented apartment. In January 2026, was born Marina and David’s youngest son, Daniel.
Specialists from the ADA Center have been working closely with Marina and her children, providing support and guidance while also assisting with the restoration of their personal documentation. Efforts are underway to ensure that all family members obtain valid identity documents.
Once their documentation is fully restored and regularized, the family will be able to apply for the Government Housing Assistance Program for forcibly displaced families from Artsakh. Through this program, they hope to receive housing support and secure a permanent home for their family.
Between January and June 2026, the family received following supports:
01.04.2026 – Easter food
Assistance with obtaining identity documents
Marina is sincerely grateful for the assistance provided to her family. The support has helped them address essential needs, make progress in resolving important documentation issues, and move closer to achieving long-term stability and securing permanent housing for the family.
LILIT SARGSYAN FAMILY
April 2026
Lilit shares her heartfelt gratitude for the food support they received. Thanks to this kindness, her daughter will be able to celebrate Easter with joy, warmth, and a sense of normalcy.
The family deeply appreciates every act of support, which continues to bring stability and hope into their lives.
December 2025
The family was provided with a New Year food package and Luse was provided winter clothes and presents.
Together with a partner organization, Luse had fun at the Puppet Theater.
Lilit was very happy for all the kindness and support she has received.
September 2025
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1) A4 Folder 3 pcs
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2) Pencils 2 pcs
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3) Pens 7 pcs
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4) Folder with clips 1 pcs
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5) Notebook 48 sheets 8 pcs
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6) Notebook 96 sheets 8 pcs
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7) Notebook 24 sheets 8 pcs
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8) Notebook 12 sheets 12 pcs
June 2025
The family was provided with food and hygiene supplies.
May 2025
Lilit’s family is going through a difficult time, psychological stress, health problems, an unfamiliar environment…
The family was provided with a food package and continues to receive emotional support from SOAR which is very important for them.
RADIK SARGSYAN FAMILY
December 2024
The family received for Christmas:
July 2024
The family received a new refrigerator and washing machine.
May 2024
The family received
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Cleaning surplices
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Easter food package
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Juicer
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Food chopper and electric kettle
March 2024
January 2024
SAMVEL SARGSYAN FAMILY
November 2025
The Sargsyan family lives in Vanadzor. Svetlana is a second-year student at the Armenian National University of Architecture and Construction, Faculty of Design. Svetlana volunteers at the “Ada Keshishyants Social Rehabilitation Center for Children with Developmental Disabilities”.
Svetlana’s tuition fee was paid, for which Svetlana expresses her gratitude and is very happy that she has the opportunity to continue her studies.
February 2025
The tuition fee for the daughter Svetlana was covered by SOAR.
Svetlana volunteers at the Ada Center in gratitude of her assistance.
ARTHUR ULIKHANOV FAMILY
April 2024
The family received:
- An Easter food package
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Mixer
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Bicycle for Arthur
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Professional tools for Arthur’s father Mikayel
Arthur continues to attend the Ada Keshishyants Center for Children with Disabilities. He was so excited to receive his bicycle which will help with his muscle development.
IRINA VIROBYAN FAMILY
June 2026
Irina lives in Vanadzor with her four children in a rented apartment.
Through the direct guidance and support of the specialists at the ADA Center, the family’s personal documents have been restored and brought into order. After obtaining their passports, Irina’s two sons underwent functional assessments and were officially recognized as persons with disabilities, enabling them to access the support and services available to them.
Irina, her two daughters, and her youngest son have already obtained citizenship of the Republic of Armenia. The citizenship application process for her eldest son is currently underway.
Once all family members’ documentation has been fully completed and regularized, the family will be eligible to apply for the Government Housing Assistance Program for forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh. Through this program, they hope to receive a housing certificate and purchase a permanent home of their own.
Between January and June 2026, the family received following supports:
- 01.04.2026 – Easter food
- Assistance with obtaining identity documents
- Obtaining disability status for the two sons
Irina is sincerely grateful for the assistance provided to her family. The support has helped them address essential needs, make progress in resolving important documentation issues, and move closer to achieving long-term stability and securing permanent housing for the family.
GAGIK VOSKANYAN FAMILY
December 2024
January 2024
March 2024
GAGIK ZARGARYAN FAMILY
January 2024