Lend A Hand Komitas Street 1 0010 Yerevan ndzerqmeknir@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/dzerqmeknir2020 About us The "Lend a Hand" NGO conducts free training courses for people displaced from Artsakh, helping them acquire a new profession Previous Next

Armenian Society of New Zealand (ASNZ) Noobar Yacoobian, President 55 Meadowood Drive 0632 Unsworth Heights, Auckland +64 22 444 4462 armnzsociety@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/ArmenianSocietyNZ/ About us The Armenian Society of New Zealand has been representing the Armenian community in Auckland since 1996. Throughout the year we hold gatherings, memorials, festivities and celebrate all things Armenian! We hope to inform and educate our fellow Kiwis of Armenian Culture, events and festivities. We invite all Armenians and Friends to join this group with the hope of promoting our the rich Armenian Culture & Heritage. Previous Next

Armenian Community of Malta Vera Boyadzhyan, Chairperson Valetta vera.boyajyan@gmail.com https://malta-armenia.eu/ About us The Armenian Community of Malta is a small, organized group of roughly 400–500 individuals, formally registered as a voluntary organization in 2009. Centered in Valletta, the community includes professionals in IT and medicine, with a focus on preserving culture, fostering friendship between Armenians and Maltese, and maintaining a Khachkar in Hastings Gardens Previous Next

Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) Malta Chapter Anahit Karapetyan. President Valetta malta@soar-us.org https://www.soar-us.org/malta/ About us Malta joined the SOAR family in March 2017. There are thousands of Armenians on Malta, but only 400-500 identify themselves as Armenians. The rest are locally assimilated and consider themselves Maltese. The Armenian Community of Malta was formally registered in 2009. The goal of the Community is to unite the efforts of all Armenians on Malta, to preserve and develop the Armenian culture and language, and to strengthen the friendship between the Armenian and Maltese people. The Armenian Community of Malta is the only organization that represents interests of Armenians on Malta and gives legal support to its members. Previous Next

Nor Nakhijevan Humanitarian Fund Mher Hovhannisyan, Founder & Director Yerevan +374 (94) 261182 nornakhijevanhf@gmail.com https://www.nornakhijevan.org/ About us The "Nor Nakhijevan" Humanitarian Fund is an Armenia-based organization focused on strengthening ties between the Diaspora and the homeland through cultural, educational, and social initiatives. It supports Artsakh displaced families, funds education (including robotics), renovates schools, and promotes youth leadership Previous Next

Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) Southeast Asia Chapter Marine Ivanyan, President Kuala Lumpur southeastasia@soar-us.org ; mivanyan@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/soarseachapter/ About us Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) was established in 2005 to provide humanitarian relief to orphaned Armenian children. SOAR-Southeast Asia brings together dedicated volunteers from Malaysia, Singapore, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. Previous Next

El Conjunto de Danzas Folklóricas Armenias Nairí Vahram Ambartsoumian, Director Armenia Street 1366 4772-3558 Buenos Aires +54 (11) 30534212 avenkniasian@yahoo.com.ar https://www.facebook.com/conjuntonairi About us Founded in 1978, the Conjunto de Danzas Folklóricas Armenias Nairí (Nairí Armenian Folk Dance Group) is an Armenian dance troupe focused on preserving and sharing Armenian culture through traditional folk dances, often seen on their Instagram showcasing vibrant performances and costumes, likely based in a community with Armenian heritage, like Buenos Aires, Argentina, where similar groups thrive Previous Next

Surp Kevork of Vicente López Armenian Apostolic Church Father Trdat Ohanyan Arenales 1631 1602 Florida +54 (011) 4795-0125 info@surpkevork.org.ar ; fr.trdatohanyan@gmail.com https://surpkevork.org.ar About us The church was founded in the late 1960s and is a significant religious and cultural center for the local Armenian community, established by the Karaguezian family in memory of Kevork and serving as a hub for cultural life, choirs, and education in the area Previous Next

Ararat Center for Strategic Research (ACSR) Armen Ayvazyan, Director 10 Aygedzor Impasse 0019 Yerevan +374 (10) 27 48 33 araratinfo@gmail.com https://ararat-center.org/ About us Founded in August 2006, the Ararat Center for Strategic Research (ACSR) is an independent, politically unaffiliated Armenian think tank focused on developing an "Armenian school of strategic thought" by analyzing international politics affecting Armenia, identifying security threats, and providing research to policymakers and the public, specializing in Armenian geopolitics, history, identity, and conflicts like the Armenian-Turkish issue and Nagorno-Karabakh, aiming to counter anti-Armenian propaganda and boost national preparedness Previous Next

Surp Hagop Armenian Apostolic Church in Valentín Alsina Murguiondo 252 1824 Valentín Alsina +54 (11) 4922 6465 https://www.facebook.com/SurpHagop About us Iglesia Surp Hagop in Valentín Alsina (Lanus, Argentina) is the Armenian Apostolic Church of Saint Hagop, a vital cultural and spiritual center for the local Armenian community, focused on preserving traditions, faith, and heritage through religious services, cultural events, and social gatherings, serving as a beacon of Armenian identity in the region Previous Next

Instituciones Armenias de la República de Argentina (IARA) Pablo Sismanian, President Armenia 1353/69 C1414DKC Buenos Aires +541147764451 institucionesarmenias@gmail.com https://iara-argentina.com/ About us IARA was created thanks to a successful experience in 2015, the year of the Centennial of the Armenian Genocide, in which Armenian institutions worked together organizing commemorative events. After that experience, it was decided to maintain the institutional framework and consolidate a community coordination space. Previous Next

Hadjin Dun Av. Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz 2273 1425 Palermo, Buenos Aires +54 91156109936 unionresidentesarmenioshadjin@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/casaarmeniahadjin About us Hadjin Dun (Hadjin House) in Buenos Aires is the central cultural hub for the Armenian community from the historic city of Hadjin (Saimbeyli) in Cilicia, preserving their unique dialect, traditions, and history in Argentina, with key organizations like the "Unión Residentes Armenios de Hadjin" (Hadjin Homeland Society) and the Hadjin Museum, hosting events and documenting the heritage of Armenian immigrants who settled in large numbers after the Armenian Genocide. Previous Next