“Public Schools Seek Support in Fight Against Violence, Amidst Controversy and Doubtful Compensation”
Some public schools are joining forces with anti-violence organizations to support victims. However, there are concerns about unclear government policies and inadequate compensation for employees. It’s important to prioritize discussions and explanations rather than blindly supporting the government’s agenda.
Government Allocates Over 600 Million Drams for Financial Support of Families with Children in State Housing Program
The government will provide financial support to families with children in state housing areas. 880 beneficiaries will receive funding for various purposes, with an additional 450 beneficiaries expected in the third quarter of 2024. By 2024, a total of 606 million drams will be allocated for these programs. Already, 868 beneficiaries have received support, with the number of applicants increasing. Stay updated with NEWS.am on Telegram.
Government Extends Financial Assistance for Artsakh Displaced Families in 40+10 Program until December
Armenian government extends financial aid to Artsakh displaced under 40+10 program for additional 9 months, covering housing and other expenses until December 2024. Minister assures assistance to all family members, including minors, and highlights expansion of coverage to nearly 6,000 settled families. Applications accepted from April 15, no need for reapplication by existing beneficiaries. Evaluation of program’s implementation to determine its continuation.
“Philanthropic Foundation Exposed: Shocking Misuse of Funds Hits Headlines in Armenia”
Discover how “Im Kayl” philanthropic foundation allocated over 147.5m AMD for their own benefit, disguising it as administrative research. Find out more in “Zhoghovurd” newspaper today. #philanthropy #transparency
Armenian Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Announces 20% Decrease in Families on Social Assistance by 2026, Emphasizes Targeted Support and Changing Mindsets.
Armenia’s Minister of Labor and Social Affairs expects a 20% decrease in families receiving social assistance by 2026. The focus will shift towards targeted support and encouraging self-reliance through work. A housing program for families with children will continue until 2024, benefiting over 9,000 citizens. Assistance for childcare will now continue past the age of two, and support is offered to unemployed mothers. These changes aim to improve the socio-economic situation in Armenia.
“New Study Reveals: Majority in West Bank and Gaza Strip Denied Benefit from Israel’s Settlements, View Conflict as Internal Struggle”
New study by Arab World for Research and Development reveals that 98% in West Bank and Gaza don’t benefit from Israel’s settlements. Conflict seen as broader issue by 65% of population. Majority supports Hamas actions. Diminishing support for resolution.