The Armenian Missionary Association of America has been operating in Artsakh since 1995. During all these years they implemented social, educational, and a number of other programs. After the Artsakh war, the AMAA started implementing humanitarian projects, providing food, clothing and other necessities for the population. This time they visited the Dhrav village in the region of Askeran, where displaced people from Hadrut found a refuge.

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