


ArmInfo. The Hayastan All-Armenian Fund and the Tumo Center for Creative Technologies have entered into a strategic partnership by signing a memorandum of cooperation. Their first joint step will be a large-scale project in Gyumri: a modern educational hub, the Tumo Box, will be installed in the Mush neighborhood.
This project will open up fundamentally new opportunities for teenagers aged 12 to 18. Now local youth will have direct access to advanced technologies and creative education. The initiative was officially launched by Aramayis Avetisyan, Executive Director of the Hayastan Fund, and Tumo Executive Director Mari Lou Papazyan, signing the document at the Tumo center in Gyumri.
Sustainable development of regions and communities cannot be limited to building roads or walls, emphasized Aramayis Avetisyan, Executive Director of the Hayastan Fund. "The key is the prospects created for people and how their lives change in the long term."
In the Mush neighborhood, our Fund has already helped dozens of families find decent housing. Now, by joining forces with Tumo, we are taking the next logical step – investing in children's education, unlocking their potential, and the future of the entire community. We intend to consistently develop this comprehensive approach in all our programs.


