The “Hanganak” team recently returned to Lori region, visiting 15 of our 21 beneficiaries living there. For people who have lost their homes and familiar surroundings in Artsakh, staying connected with those who know them and care about their lives holds particular meaning. Each visit continues a relationship built on>>>>>
Some objects hold far more than their beauty. A carpet can carry the memory of a home, the work of hands long remembered, and the story of a family passed from one generation to the next. These connections gave special meaning to Hanganak NGO’s recent excursion to the Megerian Carpet>>>>>
Hanganak’s Healthy Lifestyle workshop series continued with another lively and highly interactive session led by Dr. Liliya Seyranyan. This time, instead of a traditional lecture, Dr. Seyranyan invited participants to test and refresh their knowledge through discussion. She presented 10 common health myths, all connected to topics that had already>>>>>
In August, Hanganak resumed food distribution for our elderly beneficiaries in Yerevan and the marzes, and the distribution is now nearing completion. This month’s support carries particular meaning for us. Due to current funding constraints, we are no longer able to provide food packages every month. However, by carefully combining>>>>>
Another meaningful psychological group therapy session was held at Hanganak Charity NGO under the guidance of psychologist Dr. Anahit Lalayan. This time, participants were invited to reflect on a seemingly simple, yet deeply personal question: “I cannot imagine my life without…” Each participant received a sheet of paper with this phrase>>>>>
With the generous support of the Armenian Women’s Welfare Association (AWWA), Hanganak has begun a new cycle of its project for vulnerable older adults, many of whom were forcibly displaced from Artsakh. We opened this new phase with a staff meeting to review upcoming activities, coordinate responsibilities, and sign new>>>>>
Our English classes at Hanganak continue with professional English teacher and volunteer Lilit Baghryan, bringing new knowledge, confidence, and plenty of joyful moments to our beneficiaries. During the latest lesson, participants were especially active and curious, asking many questions and expressing a wish to learn very simple and practical English>>>>>
At Hanganak, every Healthy Lifestyle workshop is much more than an educational session—it is an opportunity to learn, connect, and support one another. Our latest gathering, dedicated to fibrosis, once again demonstrated how meaningful these meetings have become for our beneficiaries. The workshop was led by Dr. Liliya Seyranyan, who>>>>>
Every Tuesday, Hanganak Charity NGO hosts psychological group therapy sessions for displaced older adults from Artsakh. Led by Dr. Anahit Lalayan in partnership with the Empathy Foundation, these weekly gatherings provide a safe and supportive space where participants can express their emotions, reflect on their experiences, and strengthen their emotional>>>>>
Every Tuesday, Hanganak Charity NGO welcomes older adults to our office for psychological group sessions led by psychologist Dr. Anahit Lalayan. These weekly gatherings provide a warm and supportive environment where participants can share their experiences, build emotional resilience, and strengthen social connections. The two most recent sessions were enriched>>>>>