Project Goal
To promote self-sustainability for a Children’s Support Center and positive early-childhood development for its students.
Project Background
Vanadzor’s Children Support Center offers a warm meal, educational, spiritual, emotional support to over 100 children aged 6-18 at any given time. Many of these young people are from underprivileged backgrounds, and the center provides them with counseling, education, and simply gives them a home far from home. At the center, they can delve into many different extracurricular activities. These children also receive school bags, necessary stationary, and some clothing items at the beginning of school year. The center serves the entire region of Lori, taking kids under their roof from villages near and far.
We, at Ayo!, would like to add a new dynamic to the center: a greenhouse. We will raise $7,025 to install an 10 by 13-meter greenhouse, to be used as an extension of the center’s offerings. Children will partake in horticulture in a safe, closed environment, with engaged instructors introducing a mind and eye for sustainable development for the surrounding region of Lori. Under their tutelage, the greenhouse will supply vegetables to the community and provide another revenue stream for the children center to expand its resources. Thus, the most underprivileged children will play an active role in their own city, providing a commodity that in turn supports their community and the center itself.
Yegiyan Family
Deborah A. Sarajian
Christina Parnagian
Michael Halebian & Co.
Stephen Megrdichian
David Chanski
Larisa Aslanyan
ACYOA Seniors of St. Mesrob Church
ACYOA Providence Chapter
Harry & Suzanne Toufayan Family Foundation
St. Sarkis Armenian Church
Serob Yeritsyan
Diana Topjian
Michael Candan
Aram Mkrtchyan
Armenian Public
Hagop Kazanjian
ACYOA Juniors - Holy Trinity Armenian Church
Robert Leonard
Martha Jamgochian
Irina Nanagoulian
Lisa Sarkisian
Yeprem Kelegian
Ara Hacet
Supporters
25
Partner
Children Support Center in Vanadzor
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Report
$7,024
goal
190
beneficiary
Lori
region
2016
implementation year