Sharing new experiences of the children in the ZARK program

While we continue raising funds to ensure free participation in the ZARK program for its beneficiary children, the foundation is also continuing to organize practical and developmental activities.

In recent months, the older ZARK participants celebrated Independence Day by climbing Mount Aragats together — a symbolic ascent built on unity and teamwork.

A two-day camping trip was also held in Gegharkunik with around 60 younger participants. The children learned how to properly set up tents, took part in a river crossing and a hike, and put their previously acquired knowledge into practice.

At the same time, ZARK continues to strengthen the skills of professionals who work with children. A five-day training camp for teachers, coaches, and instructors is planned for October 21–25, where participants will develop team-based, experiential, and engaging teaching methods in a practical setting.

All of this serves one purpose: to create an environment where children not only learn, but also experiment, collaborate, overcome challenges, and discover their own strengths with greater confidence.

Thank you for helping make these opportunities accessible to more children.