THE HAROLD AND JOSEPHINE GULAMERIAN TRANSITIONAL CENTER FOR YOUNG MEN - YEREVAN

The Harold and Josephine Gulamerian Transitional Center for Young Men is a residential setting for older teenage boys who have outgrown the traditional orphanage but who are not yet ready for independent living. Our residents attend college; are enriched by our academic programs; appreciate volunteerism; learn essential life skills, including home and money management; build self-nurturance and self-confidence; and prepare themselves for emotional, fiscal, and professional independence.

Meet Our Young Men

Artur Aleksanyan
Hayk Gasparyan
Edmon Karapetyan
Vaghik Bayburyan
Arsen Sukiasyan

UPDATES

2024

First Aid classes for SOAR Staff and residents of the SOAR Transitional Centers

First Aid classes for SOAR Staff and residents of the SOAR Transitional Centers held at the SOAR Transitional Center, Gyumri.

Artur Aleksanyan will participate in the SMM Architecture: From Tools to Strategy course at the Business Development Group Educational Center. He will be learning their approach to media management and social media strategies.

Furniture for the new SOAR Transitional Center for Young Men

Six chairs for the living room, living room furniture, and a sofa were purchased for the Center.

March 8th celebration and books for the residents of the Center

The SOAR staff organized an event to take beneficiaries from both centers in Yerevan to a café and present them with books in honor of March 8th.

Valentine's Day Celebration for the residents of the SOAR Transitional Centers in Yerevan

Valentine’s Day Celebration for the residents of the SOAR Transitional Centers in Yerevan

New leather sofa for the SOAR Transitional Center for Young Men

New leather sofa for the living room.

2023

New furnishing for the new SOAR Transitional Center for Young Men in Yerevan

New furnishings!

Cleaning the new Transitional Center for Young Men, Yerevan

The residents of the Transitional Center for Young Women, Yerevan, worked together to clean the Center for Young Men. They were taken out for lunch as a thank you for all their hard work!