Zhanna Andreasian visited the "Soldier's Home" rehabilitation center.
15-09-2026 18:11 Armenia Press release
The Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of the Republic of Armenia, Zhanna Andreasyan, visited the "Soldier's Home" rehabilitation center today. She was accompanied by the rector of Yerevan State Medical University named after Mkhitar Heratsi, Armen Muradyan, and the director of the "Soldier's Home," Haikuhi Minasyan.
The minister got acquainted with the programs implemented at the center and the conditions created for the beneficiaries. It was noted that alongside physical rehabilitation and treatment, the beneficiaries of the "Soldier's Home" receive psychological support, participate in educational, cultural, and sports programs, and acquire new professional skills.
Representatives of the center emphasized the importance of social rehabilitation and full involvement of the beneficiaries in public life, highlighting that physical rehabilitation is only the first phase. Education, professional development, the opportunity to have a job, and social activity are crucial for planning future life.
During the visit, Zhanna Andreasyan was also presented with a project to establish an educational center within the "Soldier's Home" premises, which aims to consolidate the educational programs already being implemented for the beneficiaries in one location.
It was noted that information is currently being collected among the beneficiaries to determine their educational and professional interests and needs, particularly what education they wish to receive, what profession and skills they want to acquire. Based on these needs, courses are organized in collaboration with various organizations, some of which are conducted on-site.
Zhanna Andreasyan emphasized the initiative, highlighting the necessity of creating appropriate opportunities for the continuity of education for the beneficiaries, acquiring new professional skills, and their full involvement in the labor market.
The minister was also presented with success stories of boys who have undergone treatment and rehabilitation at the center over the years. Many have acquired new professions and skills after rehabilitation, engaged in cultural and sports programs, and returned to active work.
According to the representatives of the center, the development of the education and career component is one of the important directions of the "Soldier's Home" activities.
* This text was automatically translated by Artificial Intelligence (AI).
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