OUR MISSION
AMAA Armenia works faithfully with communities to build a strong educational, moral, and spiritual foundation in people’s lives throughout Armenia, inspiring them to become upstanding members of society.
10,000 +
Sponsored Children
55,000 +
Happy Campers
5,000 +
Syrian Armenians
475 +
Devoted Employees
Our Programs
AMAA implements various educational, social, health, economic, and spiritual-cultural programs in Armenia.
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NEWS
Exploring New Horizons for Collaboration in the Social Sector
Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs of Armenia, Davit Khachatryan, met with representatives of the AMAA.
AMAA and MoESCS for the Advancement of Education
On November 20, the Minister of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports (MoESCS), Zhanna Andreasyan, met with representatives of the AMAA in Armenia, led by the organization’s Director, Aren Deyirmenjian.
Effective Meeting at the RA Ministry of Health
On November 18, the AMAA met with Armenia’s Deputy Minister of Health, Armen Gasparyan.
AMAA
30+ Years in Armenia
The Work of the Armenian Missionary Association of America in Artsakh
The Armenian Missionary Association of America started its mission in Artsakh in 1995, after the first Artsakh war. The organization began implementing programs to support locals in the region by implementing many social, educational and cultural programs.
Our Partners
In the implementation of different charity projects, AMAA Armenia cooperates with the Government of the Republic of Armenia, as well as various international and local concerned institutions.
REPRESENTATION THROUGHOUT THE HOMELAND
The Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) operates around 30 offices, day centers, clinics, soup kitchens, kindergartens in almost all the regions of Armenia and Artsakh.
Reviews
People talk about us…
100 years of faith and service of AMAA to the Armenian people is a true testament to Divine Love and has earned the appreciation of our people.
AMAA is one of the unique Diaspora organizations. A profoundly national Armenian institution that we need to be proud of… AMAA never rests and is always faithful to its mission. And AMAA has created a better future for Armenia. This is deeply appreciated by the Government of Armenia.
I want to acknowledge AMAA’s tremendous aid after the devastating earthquake of 1988, during the first Artsakh war, throughout our independence and after the second Artsakh war. The immense humanitarian activity on the ground is beyond any words of appreciation.
For more than 100 years the Armenian Missionary Association of America is standing next to the Armenians in need and through its daily activity in different fields – from spiritual to social, inspires people with a hope for a better life and future.
“Shogh” Community-Based Day Centers provide pivotal services; they gave me an opportunity to get to know Armenia from another perspective.
I am fascinated by the mutli-faceted educational program of the Avedisian School.
I’m also impressed by the application of the creative ideas of the students in the field of waste management. I promise to visit the school again on the very first occasion.
The Christian education I received at the AMAA Summer Camps in Artsakh helped develop a service spirit in me.
AMAA has done a lot in my life, especially in my childhood. But not only mine, but also many Armenian families…
AMAA has always made quite wonderful, powerful and strategic investments in the lives of Artsakh people in social development, education and in many other spheres which are quite strategic for us.