GUESTS AT ALCF CENTER IN ARMENIA ALCF was full of guests! The Hadjians, Shiklanians, Persekians, and the Tutunjianswith their family members visited our facility. Our special gratitude goes to singer Kevork Hadjian who performed for our elders and … Continue reading
EVENTS & GUESTS We started the month with a very joyful event. We celebrated June 1st International Day for protection of children. Our children were invited to a museum, then a restaurant, where they played lots of interesting games … Continue reading
NEWS & GUESTS This month we took our elders and our residents totaling 75 count to Garni & Geghard by a bus and our van. Armine the chef, Liana the psychologist, Nelly Mrs. Seta’s assistant and our founder Seta … Continue reading
NEWS & EVENTS In the USA, Dr & Mrs Pezeshkian were generous enough to have our April event at their residence ,we are very grateful . It was a very successful event over 90 guests were present. We are … Continue reading
EVENTS We celebrated Women International Day – March 8th in our center. We made the day amazing both for our shelter residents, and the participants of “Feed the Elders” program. The elders danced with staff members and enjoyed their day. We … Continue reading
MYRADOON The mission of ALCF is “Let no child go to an orphanage”. Going with traces of our mission, we released one more child from the orphanage and joined him with his mother. Anna originally had been in our shelter. … Continue reading
MYRADOON Our resident’s life become more interesting and more colorful when they participate in cultural events. In the beginning of January, theaters donated us tickets for children and adult performances. Our residents went to the Puppet Theather for the … Continue reading
MYRADOON The shelter is full of women with their children. Now we have 15 women and 26 children, moreover, there are 5 mothers and 7 children living in the “Post Shelter” units. December is full of birthday parties, events, gifts, … Continue reading
MYRADOON As it gets colder, the residents number increase in our shelter. Our Hot Line number (free of charge to the caller: 20-80) rings more often than ever. Four new residents with their children came to our center in … Continue reading
