 JMF has supported relief projects and activities since its establishment and prioritizes four key areas: nutrition, health and hygiene, housing and infrastructure, and cultural and spiritual activities.
Since 2004, JMF has been delivering relief assistance through its social protection projects and emergency response projects.
- JMF’s Social Protection Projects focus on the delivery of material assistance and spiritual and cultural support to individuals and groups that are not able to help themselves, including orphans, children from indigent families, poor elderly, single mothers, and mentally and physically disabled children.
 JMF’s Emergency Response projects are generally short term and intensive in nature, designed to help communities or individuals that have been affected by a natural or man-made disaster. Assistance might include the provision of temporary food supplies, medicine, hygiene kits, or temporary shelter.
Over the years JMF gradually reduced funding for relief projects. JMF’s long-term strategy is to eventually turn the social assistance over to the government.
Starting from 2009 Relief and Spiritual type of projects are approved within the frame of the JMF's Education Program. More information related to these projects can be found at the Education Program Section of the site.
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Beneficiaries description: Direct beneficiaries are fest participants and musicians. At least 19 000 people. |
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Beneficiaries description: Over 2000 admirers of dance annually and 50 persons of dance ensemble staff |
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Beneficiaries description: Armenians worldwide |
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Beneficiaries description: Approximately 200 children aged 10-15 from five remote villages of Lori and Syunik Marzes |
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Beneficiaries description: About 5,500 children, 15 calls per day, at risk and their families will receive telephone consultations throughout Armenia. Up to 1,000 children will be reached and supported by the CSC team. |
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Beneficiaries description: About 150 school age children from socially vulnerable families that are temporarily residing in the Children’s Care Centre.
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Beneficiaries Description: 131 children from needy families from Yerevan and different Marzes of Armenia (Yerevan, Vanadzor, Armavir, Aragatsotn, Gegharkounik Marzes). |
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Beneficiaries Description: 70 school age children from socially vulnerable families from Child Care and Protection Night Center N1 and about 80 school age children from Yerevan Special School of Children with Speech Deficiencies N 8 |
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Beneficiaries Description: 950 children aged 10-15 from ten remote villages of Lori, Gegharkounik, Syunik and Armavir Marzes. |
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Beneficiaries Description: 43 children ages 11-16 from Askeran region, NKR |
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Beneficiaries Description: 336 school age children from socially vulnerable families from Kapan, Sisian and neighboring villages, Syunik Marz. |
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Beneficiaries Description: 850 children from needy families and orphanages from different Marzes of Armenia |
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Beneficiaries Description: About 565 institutionalized children from boarding schools in Different Marzes of Armenia and 7 handicapped women from Stepanavan, Lori Marz |
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Beneficiaries Description: 500 children, youth and young adults from needy families from Shushi, NKR and different Marzes of Armenia |
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Beneficiaries Description: 174 children from needy families from Yerevan and Gegharkounik and Armavir Marzes |
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Beneficiaries Description: 850 children from needy families and orphanages from different Marzes of Armenia. |
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Beneficiaries Description: 2,340 children, youth and young adults from needy families from different Marzes of Armenia. |
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