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FULLER CENTER PARTNERS WITH ARMENIAN YOUNG WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION FOR ANNUAL HOUSE BUILD
http://www.reporter.am/go/article/2011-09-14-fuller-center-partners-with-armenian-young-women-s-association-for-annual-house-build
Wednesday September 14, 2011
At Kakavadzor home-building site.
Kakavadzor, Armenia - On August 26, Armenian Young Women Association
members joined Fuller Center for Housing Armenia at the building site
helping to build the Mouradyan family house in Kakavadzor village of
Aragatsotn province.
Building together and helping the families in need has become an
annual event for Armenian Young Women Association and Fuller Center for
Housing Armenia. This has become a tradition for both organizations,
tradition that solves vital problems.
Working together at the construction site also provided an opportunity
to deepen relationships while building a brighter future for the
family in need.
One of the team members, Liana Dallaqyan said "Building a home with
Fuller Armenia we once more proved that women are not only hearth
keepers but also home builders".
"We couldn't imagine that helping people is such a happiness" other
team members added.
"It was really a great pleasure for AYWA members and for me personally
to participate in the construction works of Mouradyan family house in
Kakavadzor village. Our team, consisting of 14 to 30 year old girls
was very excited. All of us expressed interests to return for future
projects. This is a small investment in house building in our country
and also in assisting to the families in need" said Lilit Asatryan,
AYWA president.
Founded in 2004, AYWA (www.aywa.am) aims to strengthen the role of
young women in all aspects of Armenian society. AYWA seeks to develop
the skills and experience of young women and girls who get education
in different spheres and have various specialties, to benefit the
economic, political and social development of the Republic of Armenia.
The Fuller Center for Housing Armenia (www.fullercenterarmenia.org)
is a Non-government Charitable Organization that supports community
development in the Republic of Armenia by assisting in building and
renovating simple, decent and affordable homes, as well as advocating
the right to decent shelter as a matter of conscience and action.
http://www.reporter.am/go/article/2011-09-14-fuller-center-partners-with-armenian-young-women-s-association-for-annual-house-build
Wednesday September 14, 2011
At Kakavadzor home-building site.
Kakavadzor, Armenia - On August 26, Armenian Young Women Association
members joined Fuller Center for Housing Armenia at the building site
helping to build the Mouradyan family house in Kakavadzor village of
Aragatsotn province.
Building together and helping the families in need has become an
annual event for Armenian Young Women Association and Fuller Center for
Housing Armenia. This has become a tradition for both organizations,
tradition that solves vital problems.
Working together at the construction site also provided an opportunity
to deepen relationships while building a brighter future for the
family in need.
One of the team members, Liana Dallaqyan said "Building a home with
Fuller Armenia we once more proved that women are not only hearth
keepers but also home builders".
"We couldn't imagine that helping people is such a happiness" other
team members added.
"It was really a great pleasure for AYWA members and for me personally
to participate in the construction works of Mouradyan family house in
Kakavadzor village. Our team, consisting of 14 to 30 year old girls
was very excited. All of us expressed interests to return for future
projects. This is a small investment in house building in our country
and also in assisting to the families in need" said Lilit Asatryan,
AYWA president.
Founded in 2004, AYWA (www.aywa.am) aims to strengthen the role of
young women in all aspects of Armenian society. AYWA seeks to develop
the skills and experience of young women and girls who get education
in different spheres and have various specialties, to benefit the
economic, political and social development of the Republic of Armenia.
The Fuller Center for Housing Armenia (www.fullercenterarmenia.org)
is a Non-government Charitable Organization that supports community
development in the Republic of Armenia by assisting in building and
renovating simple, decent and affordable homes, as well as advocating
the right to decent shelter as a matter of conscience and action.