Health, Psychosocial, and Socioeconomic Conditions of Displaced Older Adults from Artsakh: A Comprehensive Assessment Hanganak NGO is pleased to share the Baseline Assessment Report on the health, social, and socioeconomic conditions of older adults forcibly displaced from Artsakh and currently residing in Armenia. Conducted between August and November 2025, this>>>>>
In late September 2023, Artsakh’s population was forcibly evacuated due to a military campaign by the Baku regime. This coerced exodus affected over 100,000 people, including Hanganak staff and the lonely elderly beneficiaries they assisted. On October 3, 2023, Hanganak’s team convened in Armenia and unanimously agreed to continue the>>>>>
Introduction In March 2006, Seta Iskandaryan, Shushi Program Coordinator at the Naregatsi Art Union, learned that Hanganak NGO was interested in the fate of hearing impaired children and asked Dr. Gohar Hovhannisyan, President of the organization, to help organize a summer art camp for such children in Shushi. The request>>>>>
Introduction In January, 2006, when the first cases of bird flu among people were registered in Turkey, information spread in the West that the neighboring countries, particularly Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh were among those of the first risk group. Upon receiving alarming news from the head of Ani and Narot>>>>>
Main Goal of the Elderly Project The Elderly Project aims to improve the quality of life of the elderly population living alone in Stepanakert. To achieve the main goal of the project the following objectives are met: Improving health condition of the beneficiaries through providing qualified health care services;>>>>>
Hanganak Non-Governmental Organization sponsored by the Armenian Women’s Welfare Association (AWWA-Inc.) has started a Pilot Project from November 29, 2004 to provide medical and social support to the elderly living alone in Stepanakert. In confines of the pilot project pre- and post-testing surveys were conducted. The primary objective of pre-testing>>>>>