Another psychological group training took place on April 28. The classes are open and can be attended by anyone. Of course, the number of participants should not exceed 12 to have the best results, however, we have not faced such an issue yet. There were seven participants at today’s session>>>>>
Hanganak NGO has been busy for the week. The social workers at the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs’ Elderly Home Care Center and the staff are very busy these days. They try to deliver the food to the beneficiaries as soon as possible. In addition to the staff, the>>>>>
Another Agreement was signed between Hanganak NGO and AgriArt LLC on the transportation and disposal of medical waste. AgriArt LLC is obliged to dispose the medical waste provided by Hanganak NGO in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement. The disposal of drugs and medical waste will be carried out>>>>>
The regular Task Force meeting of AWWA / Hanganak NGO took place via Zoom on April 22. The meeting was chaired by AWWA Board Member Margaret Kilajian. Ms. Kilajian has worked extensively with the Hanganak NGO’s financial team for several months to review, draft, and finalize the 2022 Elderly Project>>>>>
The need for psychological services has always been discussed, taking into account the social, economic and health status of the beneficiaries. Special psychological services were needed especially after the war, when the number of beneficiaries grew by lonely elderly people displaced from the occupied territories. The 2022 Request for Proposal>>>>>
A regular monthly clinical meeting via Zoom took place in April. The meeting was dedicated to the discussion of clinical cases. The medical staff of the organization prepared two cases for discussion. The discussion was moderated by AWWA members Jane Mahakyan and Nancy Barsamyan. The first clinical case was Nadezhda>>>>>
The monthly meeting of AWWA / Hanganak Task Force Meeting took place on March 18. The meeting began with an analysis of the course conducted by the Association of Healthcare and Assistance to Older People and ended with a discussion of the Aurora Foundation grant. The situation with Covid was>>>>>
The food ordered for March last week was finally delivered to the office. The production of “Voske Katil” domestic vegetable oil was stopped due to the gas supply failure, so it had to be purchased from Armenia. In addition, the roads were impassable, which affected the transportation of food and>>>>>
On March 16, the AWWA / Hanganak financial meeting took place via Zoom, according to the schedule. However, the discussion of the budget stepped into the background, given the political, military and social issues, as well as the humanitarian crisis that has rocked Artsakh over the past week. The situation>>>>>
The long-awaited courses were over; however, it is essential to continue them out of necessity. As previously discussed, the trainings were organized by the joint efforts of the Association of Healthcare and Assistance to Older People and the Fund for Armenian Relief with a specifically designed educational program tailored to>>>>>