Last week, another psychological group therapy session took place at Hanganak, using mandala therapy — one of the most loved and meaningful forms of expression for our beneficiaries. Through colors, shapes, and quiet reflection, participants were once again given the opportunity to express emotions that are often difficult to put>>>>>
Hanganak’s ongoing Healthy Lifestyle series continued last week with another meaningful and timely workshop, this time dedicated to HIV/AIDS — a topic that emerged directly from the interests and questions of our beneficiaries. The session was led by Liliya Seyranyan, who chose this topic following a recent group therapy session>>>>>
Psychological group therapy at Hanganak continues to offer our beneficiaries a safe and supportive space for reflection, dialogue, and emotional growth. The latest session took place in the format of a movie screening, followed by an open and thoughtful discussion. The film focused on psychological challenges faced by an HIV-positive>>>>>
On November 29, Hanganak was invited to take part in the celebration dedicated to the Feast of the Apostles St. Thaddeus and St. Bartholomew of the Armenian Apostolic Church. Our beneficiaries and staff were warmly hosted by the Empathy Mental Health Center, which also provided transportation for the visit. The>>>>>
After the beautiful launch of our first English lesson, our team continued leading the classes while our young volunteers were busy with their school exams. Yet the warm and caring atmosphere remained the same, and the progress of our participants was truly inspiring. During the recent lessons, they learned numbers,>>>>>
This November, Hanganak continued its monthly tradition of providing essential food packages to our beneficiaries — a moment of care that means so much to so many. Thanks to the continuous support of AWWA, our beneficiaries received a rich package including vegetable oil, sugar, tea, eggs, macaroni, lentils, and canned>>>>>
At Hanganak, our group therapy meetings have become a cherished space where our beneficiaries can speak openly, share memories, and find comfort in one another. Led by psychotherapist Dr. Anahit Lalayan, these sessions offer emotional support, healing, and a sense of belonging. During the last two gatherings, Dr. Lalayan invited>>>>>
At Hanganak, lifelong learning and mental wellbeing go hand in hand. Recently, we proudly launched a new initiative — English language classes for our beneficiaries. The idea was born naturally, when several beneficiaries expressed their wish to learn English. This wonderful motivation was warmly supported by our volunteers, who organized>>>>>
The October food distribution at Hanganak is nearing completion, marking another month of dedicated care and compassion toward our beloved beneficiaries. What makes this process truly special is the devotion of our nurses and social assistant, who not only deliver the food packages but also bring warmth, attention, and professional>>>>>
Another session of Hanganak’s Healthy Lifestyle series took place recently, focusing on Diabetes Mellitus, one of the most common chronic diseases affecting older adults. The workshop was led by physician Dr. Lilya Seyranyan, who offered a detailed and engaging presentation on the topic. Dr. Seyranyan explained the causes and mechanisms>>>>>