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HAYASTAN ALL-ARMENIAN FUND HANDS NEWBORN BABY CARE PACKAGES TO 30 POOR FAMILIES IN TAVUSH
ARKA
Aug 31, 2009
YEREVAN, August 31. /ARKA/. Hayastan All-Armenian Fund handed newborn
baby care packages to 30 poor families in Tavush region of Armenia
in the scope of "Ororots" ("Cradle") program on August 25, the fund
press service reported.
According to the report, the charity action was held owing to about
5,000 euros worth donation of Veideman family from Germany.
The support provided to 1,150 families as from 2002 proves the success
achieved by "Ororots" organization, Advisor to General Director of
Hayastan All-Armenian Fund Aida Khachikyan said. She expressed hope
that some other families will continue the act of kindness and will
help needy children.
Resident of Berd town Gohar Mkhitaryan said that the attention
and support grants the needy families an opportunity to ease their
everyday hardships.
"Ororots" program has been implemented since June 1, 2002. The program
is to help socially vulnerable families of Armenia that have newborn
babies to provide the required care.
ARKA
Aug 31, 2009
YEREVAN, August 31. /ARKA/. Hayastan All-Armenian Fund handed newborn
baby care packages to 30 poor families in Tavush region of Armenia
in the scope of "Ororots" ("Cradle") program on August 25, the fund
press service reported.
According to the report, the charity action was held owing to about
5,000 euros worth donation of Veideman family from Germany.
The support provided to 1,150 families as from 2002 proves the success
achieved by "Ororots" organization, Advisor to General Director of
Hayastan All-Armenian Fund Aida Khachikyan said. She expressed hope
that some other families will continue the act of kindness and will
help needy children.
Resident of Berd town Gohar Mkhitaryan said that the attention
and support grants the needy families an opportunity to ease their
everyday hardships.
"Ororots" program has been implemented since June 1, 2002. The program
is to help socially vulnerable families of Armenia that have newborn
babies to provide the required care.