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In the fall of 2020, the lives of thousands of children in Artsakh and Armenia were forever changed by the 44-day war, as many lost family members or saw loved ones injured, leaving deep emotional wounds. Three years later, following a blockade leading to lack of food, electricity and resources, 120,000 Armenians were once again forced to leave their ancestral homes under threat, exposing children to the trauma of displacement and loss.
Today, many of these families live in Armenia and find support at AGBU Camp Nairi, a free sleep-away camp designed for therapeutic sessions and recreational bonding. In addition, AGBU provides weekend family retreats with access to mental health professionals, including art and music therapy.
