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The “Hanganak” Non-Governmental Charity Organization, in collaboration with the “Empathy” Mental Health Center, continues to provide psychological services to beneficiaries—the elders forcibly displaced from Artsakh. These services are offered through individual consultations via home visits and group sessions held in the spacious hall of the “Empathy” Mental Health Center. On>>>>>

Our trip started with a visit to the village of Arjahovit in the Lori region, followed by stops in Arjut, Shahumyan, and the cities of Vanadzor and Alaverdi, before returning to Yerevan late in the evening. Our experiences were a mix of emotions. In Arjahovit, we met with our beneficiary>>>>>

Dr. Nancy Barsamian, responsible for the clinical projects at Hanganak, has been working with the organization’s medical staff since 2020. Under her leadership, online courses for Hanganak medical staff have been initiated based on her recommendation. Dr. Barsamian’s involvement in the Elderly Project has led to significant improvements in the>>>>>

The monthly coordination meeting of Hanganak took place on June 18. The medical staff of the organization presented their monthly reports during the meeting and were assigned new tasks based on the current situation. They also provided updates on beneficiaries requiring special attention. Approximately 25 percent of the beneficiaries were>>>>>

Over the past few months, there have been several meetings held with senior staff members of the Fund for Armenian Relief (FAR). These meetings have involved extensive discussions on various matters pertaining to the implementation of new and impactful strategies for the Elderly Project. The model for organizing care for>>>>>

Early in the morning, the Hanganak team went to the Lori region. We planned to visit beneficiaries in Vanadzor, deliver food and necessary medicines, and then move on to Alaverdi. We met at Tikin Alice’s rented apartment in Vanadzor, where the beneficiaries received food and medicine, before heading to Alaverdi.>>>>>

The regular psychological group session occurred on May 16 at the organization’s office, and despite heavy rain, numerous beneficiaries attended the training. Additionally, a new participant requested nurse Naire Voskanyan to accompany her for her first visit to the office. Before the group session began, the new participant introduced herself>>>>>

On May 8, the Hanganak team visited the settlements of Jrvezh, Hatsavan, Balahovit, Lusakert, Ptgni, and Byureghavan of the Kotayk region. The visit was well-organized and the team visited all eight intended beneficiaries. Most of the beneficiaries suffer from hypertension, and the Hanganak team was pleased to note the positive>>>>>