Syunik NGO has been organizing camps since 1994. Initial camps were supported and organized by the local Diocese and Armenian Diaspora for teenagers and youth who had lost their parents or family members during the Karabakh War. Later on, the … Continued
In scope of the Youth for Peace project training on Conflict Mediation and Transformation was organized for Peace Camp leaders 2017 on June 14-18 in Borjomi, Georgia. Working methods was those of Non-formal Education: participants were creating space for sharing … Continued
From April to November of 2013, Arus Nersisyan, one of Syunik-Development NGO’s staff members, participated in an Eco-Lab initiative. Eco-Lab is part of the Armenian country’s Program of Joint Civic Education initiated by Theodor-Heusse-Kolleg of the Robert Bosch Stiftung and … Continued
Taking into account the beekeeping development opportunities in Vayots Dzor region, Syunik-Development NGO was able to successfully implement a beekeeping development pilot project in the Vayots Dzor region for 2016 year. This initiative was made possible with the financial support of … Continued
Together with the support of the Atken Armenian Foundation, Syunik-Development NGO has launched a Horticulture Development Project in the Vayots Dzor Region of Armenia. The project’s aim is to develop the capacity of local fruit growers within the scope of … Continued
Prior to the New Year and Christmas celebrations, the Armenian Diocese of Canada provided financial support to people living in several vulnerable border villages such as Sers, Bardzruni and Nor Aznaberd. People living in these communities help keep Armenia’s boundaries … Continued
Since 1993, the Armenian Diocese of Canada has surrounded itself with active Canadian Armenian youth who, with great pleasure and enthusiasm, have supported the development of their homeland’s communities. In one such demonstration of their support, the Canadian Armenian youth … Continued
From August 1st until August 11th, 20 teenagers from the Sers and Bardzruni Villages of the Vayots Dzor region and 60 teenagers from communities located close to the border in the Republic of Nagorno Karabakh were hosted in the Siranush … Continued
