Armenians Come Together

What happens with compassionate young professionals who spend one week working together to serve communities of Artsakh throughout Armenia? A unique service program called AGBU ACT (Armenians Come Together).

Ignited on the heels of the devastating 44-day war in Artsakh, AGBU France launched a series of service trips for those who wanted to roll up their sleeves and give back in person. AGBU ACT has since evolved and works to implement the important humanitarian work of AGBU in Armenia with the strength of our strongest assets, our volunteers.

With no registration or participation fees, all you need to do is sign up and book your flight!

Our service work is currently focused on improving the lives of people from Artsakh who have been forcibly displaced within various regions of Armenia. See below for more information.

Types of Service Projects

AGBU ACT participants carry out several service projects based on the current needs and humanitarian outreach of AGBU, in Yerevan and in different regions of Armenia. The program takes place during one week to ten days with missions. All participants are expected to be in Armenia during this period.

Examples of service activities towards people displaced from Artsakh includes:

• Packaging and distributing food 
• Renovation of rooms in schools or medical centers
• Engage recreational activities with children
• Engage with families and elderly

*The program is designed with agility and volunteers may be asked to assist with other tasks that may arise according to the needs of the time.