Creation of a Support Center for Forcibly Displaced Persons from Artsakh in Syunik

Goal

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The project involves establishing a Support Center for displaced persons from Artsakh in the Syunik region.
The Center will serve as a platform for socio-economic and cultural-educational programs aimed at supporting displaced persons, preserving the identity and intangible cultural heritage of Armenians from Artsakh, and facilitating their social integration into Armenian society.

Program goals:

To create a support center that provides comprehensive assistance to displaced persons.
To promote socio-economic and cultural integration through various programs.
To preserve the cultural heritage and identity of Armenians from Artsakh.

Program objectives:

Provide advisory and legal assistance to vulnerable groups.
Implement employment and self-employment programs for displaced persons.
Launch psychological support and rehabilitation initiatives.
Organize creative and educational programs for children and youth.
Strengthen community cohesion through integration activities.

Partners

Syunik Regional Administration

Geography

Armenia, Syunik region

Implementation Dates

The first phase of the project (Center establishment) will take 1 year

with a long-term perspective of at least 5 years.

Beneficiaries:

Direct beneficiaries: Approximately 5,000 displaced persons residingin the Syunik region.

Sustainability:

Long-term viability: All profits generated by the center will be reinvested in its development and program support, ensuring stability and self-sufficiency.
Resource mobilization strategy: Develop strategies to attract additional resources and partnerships to ensure long-term funding and sustainability.
Community engagement: The center will actively cooperate with local authorities and organizations, ensuring support and participation from local residents.
Educational and entrepreneurial initiatives: Programs to teach and develop entrepreneurial skills, including assistance to displaced persons in starting their own businesses, will provide long-term opportunities for economic independence.

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