The Caroline Cox Rehabilitation Center, which had been operating in Artsakh for 25 years, has moved to Armenia. Their current work focuses around visiting homes and providing rehabilitation treatments to those injured during the ethnic cleansing in Artsakh Additionally, in collaboration with UNICEF, they are working with one hundred children with mental and physical challenges. On October 30, the center acquired a large building in Yeghvard, Armenia, in order to continue their work long-term.

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