Postwar Traumatic Stress Recovery And Healthcare For Families of Wounded and Deceased Soldiers.
"For Humanity" Charitable foundation, "After Matters" Foundation and "Maple Leafs" Armenian-Canadian clinic has launched a Pilot project - "Postwar Traumatic Stress Recovery And Healthcare For Families of Wounded and Deceased Soldiers".
Our mission is to lift and empower the families of wounded and deceased soldiers. Our purpose is to aid the often-overlooked post-war recovery of families directly impacted by the September 2020 war in Armenia. We provide immediate-term Postwar Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) recovery and mental healthcare as well as diagnostics and preventative medical treatment for PTSD associated escalation of chronic disease conditions. US based donors and Armenian-Canadian Maple Leafs Clinic initiated a pilot program in Ararat Province early 2021. The scope included over 400 beneficiaries comprised of 63% women (mostly mothers and wives of deceased or wounded soldiers) and 80% over the age of 40.
US based donors and Armenian-Canadian Maple Leafs Clinic initiated a pilot program in Ararat Province early 2021. The scope included over 400 beneficiaries comprised of 63% women (mostly mothers and wives of deceased or wounded soldiers) and 80% over the age of 40.
The program has proven effective and efficient. In 3 months and with just $40,000, we have:
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- Organized 35 visits to more than 20 villages
- Treated 415 patients (260 women; 155 men)
- Administered 203 psychotherapy sessions, including 25 psychiatric evaluations
- Provided 494 ultrasound examinations, 193 ECG tests and 847 lab tests
- Conducted 316 online consultations as part of ongoing treatment
The data and outcomes have demonstrated the clear impact of the program. We have helped:
- Stabilize and aid recovery of the mental health for the wounded soldiers and impacted families allowing their return to a ‘normal’ life, avoiding on-going mental disorders and costs including suicides.
- Prevent and treat acute exacerbations of chronic diseases caused by PTSD preventing future inpatient treatments, and consequently, high costs.
- Ensure a transparent and high integrity monitoring process to evaluate the results and make necessary improvements to the program.
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"For Humanity" Charitable Foundation and "Maple Leafs" Armenian-Canadian medical clinic with the help of Canadian Fund for Local Initiatives completed the implementation of the project which aimed to support the rural population of Armenia with medical and psychological online support during COVID 19.
Final radio broadcasting on the program "I am Healthy" of Public Radio of Armenia.
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Victoria Health News has organized an enlightening program about the progress and the current results of the program which is being implemented by “For Humanity” charitable foundation and “Maple Leafs” Medical Clinic with the support of Canadian Fund for Local Initiatives.
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With the support of Canadian Fund for Local Initiatives, “For Humanity” Charitable Foundation and “Maple Leafs” Armenia-Canadian Clinic are implementing a medical and psychological online consultancy program in Gai village of Armavir province and Lusarat, Shahumyan and Norashen villages of Ararat province in Armenia.
The goal of the project is to support the rural community members by free medical and psychological consultations, which are organized via a special mobile application. See more...
The goal of the project is to support the rural community members by free medical and psychological consultations, which are organized via a special mobile application. See more...
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The program provides free online medical and psychological consultations for the people of rural areas of Armenia. See more...
The program provides free online medical and psychological consultations for the people of rural areas of Armenia. See more...
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Common symptoms include:
• Fever, tiredness, dry cough.
Other symptoms include:
• shortness of breath, aches and pains sore throat, change of smell and taste, and very few people will report diarrhea, nausea or a runny nose. See more...
Common symptoms include:
• Fever, tiredness, dry cough.
Other symptoms include:
• shortness of breath, aches and pains sore throat, change of smell and taste, and very few people will report diarrhea, nausea or a runny nose. See more...
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Vardges Avagyan, who is the founder of "For Humanity" Charitable Foundation, was hosted on the program "I hy healthy" on the Public Radio of Armenia on the 16th
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