Karabakh, also known as Nagorno-Karabakh, is a region in the South Caucasus that has been the focus of a long-standing conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan. This conflict has caused significant suffering for the people living there. The Blessing Projects are dedicated to supporting Christian refugees from Karabakh in Armenia by providing safe environments, job opportunities, and essential resources. Our efforts include supporting and developing:

Chicken/Turkey Farm:

●  A chicken and turkey farm that provides food and opportunities for at least twenty families displaced by the ongoing crisis and war in Karabakh.

●  We are expanding our farm to accommodate an additional 250–500 chickens, increasing productivity and food security.

Bee Farm:

●  A honey farm that offers job opportunities and housing for families migrating from conflict areas, addressing the severe humanitarian crisis.

●  Weekly sessions for villagers interested in learning about bee farming and the methods of making honey.

Strawberry and Almond Farm:

●  We have been preparing land in Armenia to pave the way for growing strawberries and almonds.

●  This initiative will enable roughly fifteen families to earn enough money during the summer growing season to survive through the harsh winter months and lay the groundwork for more fruitful and prosperous seasons in the future.⁠

Bakery Establishment:

●  Established a bakery to assist families fleeing the war and humanitarian crisis in Karabakh.⁠ The team produces baked goods and provides them to the community at half-cost, while also distributing extra food to struggling families.⁠

●  We have also supported the displaced people after the floods in May 2024 by distributing bread to the Christian families.

●  We fixed the Electric circuit for around 25 families after the damages caused by the floods.