Another Heartwarming Group Therapy Session at Hanganak Sometimes, the simplest creative activity can open the door to heartfelt conversations, awaken precious memories, and help express feelings that are not always easy to put into words. On October 27, Hanganak Charity NGO hosted another meaningful group therapy session led by Dr.>>>>>
On October 16, Hanganak Charity NGO organized another warm and memorable excursion, bringing together our older beneficiaries from Hrazdan, Yerevan, and Vanadzor. In the morning, two buses set out from Yerevan and Hrazdan, carrying around 42 participants. Approximately 20 older adults joined us from Hrazdan, including 10 beneficiaries of Mission>>>>>
At Hanganak, learning is much more than acquiring new knowledge. It is an opportunity to connect, rediscover confidence, share joyful moments, and experience the warmth of belonging to a caring community. On October 13, our beneficiaries gathered once again for an English class led by our wonderful volunteer and dedicated>>>>>
On October 1, the International Day of Older Persons, Hanganak Charity NGO organized a special day for its beneficiaries from Yerevan and Hrazdan. It became much more than a celebratory event – it was a warm reunion filled with heartfelt conversations, cherished memories, and the joy of being together. In>>>>>
Another warm and meaningful psychological group therapy session was held at Hanganak Charity NGO, led by Dr. Anahit Lalayan, Head of the Empathy Mental Health Center. This time, she was joined by Hripsimeh Avetisyan, a young psychologist from the Empathy Mental Health Center, who participated in and assisted with the>>>>>
This week, the Hrazdan Community-Based Center for Displaced Older Adults was filled with warm conversations, attentive listening, and the joy of being together as participants gathered for an engaging psychological group session. The meeting was facilitated by Hermine Shahramanyan, an experienced psychologist who has generously joined Hanganak as a volunteer>>>>>
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>>>>>