Education

Beneficiaries Description: 

Direct: 260 school students in 26 schools (12 old and 14 new), who will directly participate in YEC clubs' activities and 26 mentors of the schools, who will participate in a TOT in Yerevan and series of on-line webinars organized by Polish partner. 
Indirect: The schools' communities: the other students of the schools, schools' administrations, and parents.

Beneficiaries Description: Stakeholders' (student councils, parents, school administration, etc.) situation analysis in 100 schools (involving nearly 300 students, 200 parents, 25 school principals and 25 teachers, 8 focus groups involving 100 representatives from 100 schools) 

Beneficiaries Description: Around 200 students in Aygedzor and Chinary, around 130 students in Artsvaberd of Tavoush marz, 70 students in Yeraskh of Ararat marz and 20 students in Martouni of Gegharkounik marz. 

Beneficiaries Description: about 150 university students/ youth in Georgia (mainly of Armenian origin) considering the gender balance

Beneficiaries Description:  The first target group in the proposed Action are 3760 young people (13-17 years old) in schools; the second target group of the Action consists of 160 youth aged between 18 and 29 years.

Beneficiaries Description: The average number of project target beneficiaries are 16-17 year old 40 students from Yerevan, Vanadzor and Gyumri branches of Real School.

Beneficiaries Description: Refugee families/children, women, elderly, etc. from Artsakh in Yerevan, Gavar, and Gyumri.

Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are around 60-80 schoolchildren aged 10-15 from four remote villages of Syunik and Lori Marzes. Indirect beneficiaries are families of these children, other school students and school administration. 

Beneficiaries Description: 900 children aged 8-15 from needy families and orphanages from different regions of Armenia.

Beneficiaries Description: 65 pre-school children (aged 3-6) and 350 adolescents and young people from needy families

Beneficiaries Description: 150 children (aged 9-14) from needy families, from Akhalkalak and neighboring Armenian villages

Beneficiaries Description: 900 children aged 8-15 from needy families and orphanages from different regions of Armenia.

Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are around 60-80 schoolchildren aged 10-15 from four remote villages of Syunik and Lori Marzes. Indirect beneficiaries are families of these children, other school students and school administration. 

Beneficiaries Description: The project beneficiaries are those who want to learn Armenian national military dances, in particular youth and soldiers of the Armenian Army.  

Beneficiaries Description: In total 10-17 years old 156 children from Lori, Gegharkouniq, Armavir, Shirak regions, Yerevan city and Artsakh (78 disabled children and 78 children from socially vulnerable families) and 10 camp counselors

Beneficiaries Description: 850 children aged 8-15 from needy families and orphanages from different regions of Armenia. 

Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are around 120 schoolchildren aged 10-15 from four remote villages of Syunik and Lori Marzes. Indirect beneficiaries are families of these children. 

Beneficiaries Description: In total 10-17 years old 156 children from Lori, Gegharkouniq region, Yerevan and Kharabagh (81 disabled children and 75 children from socially vulnerable families from Stepanavan, Tashir, Gavar, Sevan cities and surrounding villages as well as Yerevan and Kharabagh)

Beneficiaries Description: 850 children aged 8-15 from needy families and orphanages from different regions of Armenia. 

Beneficiaries Description: Armenian Intellectuals of Georgia, and Armenian youth and general population of Tbilisi and its neighborhood.

Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are around 120 schoolchildren aged 10-15 from four remote villages of Syunik and Lori Marzes. Indirect beneficiaries are families of these children. 

Beneficiaries Description: In total 10-17 years old 156 children from Lori, Gegharkouniq region, Yerevan and Kharabagh (81 disabled children and 75 children from socially vulnerable families from Stepanavan, Tashir, Gavar, Sevan cities and surrounding villages as well as Yerevan and Kharabagh)

Beneficiaries Description: 840 children aged 8-15 from needy families and orphanages from different regions of Armenia. 

Beneficiaries Description: More than 200 Armenian children and youth from Batumi and its neighborhood. 

Beneficiaries Description: About 521 children aged 1-11 from socially vulnerable families from 9 marginalized villages of Vardenis area of Gegharkunik region (Poqr Masrik, Tretuq, Maqenis, Norabak, Kut, Azat, Arpunq, Kutakan, Akhpradzor), 40 children form Our Lady of Armenia Convent Care Centre and 860 children from socially vulnerable families from Yerevan, other regions of Armenia and Akhalkalak, Georgia. 

Beneficiaries Description: 200 children from socially vulnerable families from Akhalkalak, indirect beneficiaries are families of the children

Beneficiaries Description: 1660 children, youth and young adults and 160 camp counselors

Beneficiaries Description: 85 children aged 8-16, from needy families and 10 pastors/mentors from Center of Christian Education of Echmiatzin city

Beneficiaries Description: FRESCO is open to anyone in Yerevan and in RA marzes

Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are approximately 100 Armenian children from Akhlkalaq and surrounding villages ages 8-16, the indirect beneficiaries are families of the children.

Beneficiaries Description: About 200 children aged 2-16 from socially vulnerable families, 160 from 5 marginalized villages of Vardenis area of Gegharqouniq region; 40 from the Our Lady of Armenia Convent Care Centre (Sister Arousiag’s centre); and 30 vulnerable families from Gyumri

Beneficiaries Description:  The direct beneficiaries of the project are the students of 130 schools and 7 regional universities involved in the JMF’s debate club projects, totally 3000 students. The indirect beneficiaries of the project are the other students of the schools/ universities, parents, general audience of Yerkir Media TV Chanel

Beneficiaries Description: In total 10-17 years old 156 children from Lori, Gegharkouniq region, Yerevan and Kharabagh (81 disabled children and 75 children from socially vulnerable families, Stepanavan, Tashir, Gavar, Sevan cities and surrounding villages as well as Yerevan and Kharabagh)

Beneficiaries Description: 850 children from needy families and orphanages from different Marzes of Armenia

Beneficiaries Description: Project has three levels of beneficiaries: Children attending the camps; participants of the Workshop/TOT training (university students and camp staff working with children) and the camps. The ultimate beneficiaries of the project are 1300 children present in the camps during project implementation, who all will directly experience the Play It Fair! Toolkit games and the camps’ atmosphere. However, there are also intermediary beneficiaries in the project: the 21 university students and 3 camp staff, who will also function as human rights educators and facilitators.

Beneficiaries Description: About 435 children aged 2-12 from the socially vulnerable families of the marginalized villages of Vardenis region of Gegharkounik marz and the families of these children.

Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are approximately 8-16 age 100 children, indirect beneficiaries are families of the children.

Beneficiaries Description: 50 students from YES project schools will directly participate in 5 TV debates. Additionally, 50 students and 10 mentors will directly take part in the debates as audience.

Beneficiaries Description: 10-17 years old 104 children from Lori and Gegharkouniq region

Beneficiaries Description: 850 children from needy families and orphanages from different Marzes of Armenia

Beneficiaries Description: 1,000 youth of 18-30 years of age with higher education who need their life skills development for further effective integration into society

Beneficiaries Description: Direct beneficiaries are around 323 schoolchildren aged 10-15 from eight remote villages of Gegharquniq and Syunik Marzes. Indirect beneficiaries are families of these children and school staff.

Beneficiaries Description: 1800 children, youth and young adults from vulnerable families and 150 camp counselors and volunteers

Beneficiaries Description: 70 children from needy families and 12 pastors/mentors from Center of Christian Education of Echmiadzin city

Beneficiaries Description: About 100 school age children from socially vulnerable families visiting Ajapnyak district Child Social Care Center in Yerevan on a daily basis

Beneficiaries Description: Approximately 378 schoolchildren aged 10-15 from eleven remote villages of Lori and Syunik Marzes. Indirect beneficiaries are families of these children and school staff.

Beneficiaries Description: In total 60 teenagers and young people (age 14-25) from vulnerable families of Echmiadzin and neighboring villages.  Indirect beneficiaries are their families and local community participating in the events organized by CAU center

Beneficiaries Description: 850 children from needy families and orphanages from different Marzes of Armenia

Beneficiaries Description: In total 100 school age children of Shushi.  Indirect beneficiaries are their parents and local community participating in the events organized by NAI Shushi center.

Beneficiaries Description: About 160 school age children from socially vulnerable families that are temporarily residing in the Children’s Care Centre and Protection night school and visiting Child Social Care Centre in Yerevan

Beneficiaries Description: 850 children from needy families and orphanages from different Marzes of Armenia

Beneficiaries Description: 1,800 children, youth and young adults from needy families from different marzes of Armenia

Beneficiaries Description: 54 children from vulnerable families from Echmiadzin town and 8 girls (orphanage graduates) from Our Home NGO. Indirect beneficiaries include the families of the children and CAU current and future students.