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Applications for the program Arménie Terre de Vie are now open ! 5 places are still available.
This year, the program will take place in the village of Sarigyugh (Tavush region) from June 28th to July 26th. Participants aged 18-30 speaking French, English or
Armenian are welcome!
On the ground, AGBU volunteers conduct several missions such as the renovation of a school in a village, the provision of food packages and hygiene products to Artsakh families displaced, the organization of daily activities for the kids in the village and in orphanages, or the conduction of oral hygiene prevention classes. To know more about the program please have a look at the website.
Arménie Terre de Vie is shaped by the interests and drive of volunteers who are looking to discover Armenia and its culture, engage with local communities, and provide assistance to those in need. In short, Arménie Terre de Vie is perfect for those who want to actively participate in building a stronger Armenia.
Launched in 2011 by the AGBU Youth Paris group who were motivated to give back to their homeland, the program runs each summer for 4-weeks. 30 participants live in a designated village in Armenia, focus on a reconstruction project and lead sessions with local children to educate them on healthcare and hygiene.
Aptly named, Arménie Terre de Vie means Armenia, the land of life, as along the way, participants form irreplaceable bonds with one another, the people of Armenia and the country.
The fundraising campaign allows the program to be financed every year. After clicking on this link you will be redirected to the Donation page of AGBU France.
Headquartered in Berlin, AGBU Germany is the first German Chapter of the New York-based Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU), the world’s largest non-profit organization devoted to upholding the Armenian heritage through educational, cultural, and humanitarian programs across the globe. AGBU has an active presence in 32 countries and 75 cities.
AGBU Germany was founded in 2020 in the awareness of its responsibility towards the Armenians in Germany, Armenia, Artsakh, and the Diaspora. Inspired by the unwavering determination of its mother organization AGBU founded in 1906, and in appreciation and recognition of its continuous achievements, the Chapter fits as a German link into the ranks of international AGBU Chapters as well as into the global Armenian nation.
