“Prime Minister Pashinyan: Corruption and Demoralization Affecting Public Programs and Families Alike, Says Latest Announcement”
Learn how demoralization and unfamiliarity affect society, with a focus on people’s homes and families. Discover what the Prime Minister of Armenia discussed in a recent government meeting, emphasizing the importance of understanding these issues. Explore the impact on public programs and the undeniable cost associated with lack of quality. Find out more about the parallels between government meetings and family discussions. Read on for insights from NEWS.am.
“Government Extends Deadline for Assistance to Families of Fallen Soldiers by 300 Days; Financial Support Increased to 15,000,000 AMD for March-April 2024”
The government extends deadline for assisting families of unknown soldiers killed in combat until April 2024. Financial calculation for March-April 2024 amounts to 15,000,000 AMD. State budget for 2024 will include necessary funds for social issues.
“32 Armenian Children Reunited with Families After Three Years: Bittersweet Exchange on the Border”
32 Armenian children were finally reunited with their families after being held captive for three years in Azerbaijan. The children were directly transferred to Yerevan and their parents were eagerly awaiting them at the hospital. There are still hopes for the release of more prisoners. Stay tuned for more details in today’s newspaper.
UNICEF and Partners Provide Social Support to Over 4,300 Vulnerable Children and Families in Armenia, Facebook Announces Opening of UNICEF Office
UNICEF, along with social workers, has provided social support to 4,300 vulnerable children and families in Armenia. Facebook shares news about the opening of the UNICEF Armenian office. Zarineh, a dedicated social worker, has assisted 150 families during the conflict and continues to help 60 families. Her commitment to rehabilitation and improving her skills brings satisfaction as she witnesses positive progress.