On September 19th, 2023, as the impending humanitarian crisis took form in Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabakh, All For Armenia was ready at the start: aiding individuals & families in entering Armenia with safety, nutrition and basic necessities – all of which they have lacked for the last 10 months. But we did not want to stop there.  Through

In light of the continued displacement of the native population of Artsakh, we would like to share this poem by our co-founder Matthieu Sahakian, inspired by one of our volunteers’ border stop when trying to enter Artsakh in May. You can read more about this experience here. ENGLISHYesterday, the soldiers along the corridor blocked the

We stand with the tatigner, mayrigner and yntanigner of Artsakh! ✊ We just finished providing 1 month of food security in the form of basic products (flour, pasta and cooking oil) to the 91 families displaced from Khramort. These families, as well as those from Parukh village, have had to seek refuge in Askeran city

Certificate of gratitude delivered yesterday by the city of Martuni, Artsakh to All for Armenia.We do not look for recognition because it is a privilege to be useful to the homeland and our people in times of crisis. Nevertheless, this is a huge and special honor 🎖️. We would like to dedicate this diploma to

Today in Martuni 📍Artsakh, we managed to help 64 more families.@hovhannes_verdyan from All for Armenia team distributing heaters and burners to the local families in slide 1.In collaboration with @marrguerita from @kooyrigs , we could help even more families. #strongertogetherGas is back almost everywhere in Artsakh tonight! 🙏🙏🙏The families will always need an electric alternative to expensive wood and unstable gas

Thanks to the generosity of @entangledrootspress and 4 individual donors we managed to purchase 6 portable solar panels with their battery. 12 day without gas for the indigenous Armenian population living in remote villages. At AfA, we always try to incorporate sustainability in our actions. These solar panels & batteries, in combination with electric heaters and burners,

The face of the resistance!In Stepanakert, we had to change cars to reach the frontline village of Dahrav.A boy came out of his nearby house to help us, so we could more quickly deliver the heaters and burners to the families.Abris S. Jan 🙏 We arrived to Dahrav village in the middle of a snowstorm.

Օրհնյալ Զատիկ (“Blessed Easter”) The grand opening of our Smart Center in Syunik Province is this Easter Sunday, April 4th! Our center will offer free after-school programs to provide accessible tech education to 14-18 year-olds in Goris (including those native to the region and Artsakh refugees now displaced there). We believe that education is an

We are extremely grateful to our Armenian-Australian allies at Hye Khoump, who just fundraised an incredible $6,670 AUD ($5,100 USD) for All for Armenia! Being on the ground in Armenia and Artsakh and receiving this support from abroad is a blessing that enables us to continue implementing solutions for people impacted by the 2020 Artsakh