"Soldier's Home" has a new pediatric neurorehabilitation department.

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"The red ribbon of the new pediatric neurorehabilitation department of "Soldier's Home" is cut by French-Armenian philanthropist Jean Dadikian and 12-year-old Sargis, a patient of the rehabilitation center. Before receiving treatment here, the boy was moving around in a wheelchair. The newly built department is equipped with modern devices that are adapted to the physiological and psychological needs of young patients. The devices are based on games, through which children will receive neurorehabilitation treatment. All citizens can use the services. The center is working to make pediatric rehabilitation therapy available within the framework of a state order, and the children of the beneficiary boys of the Soldier's Home will be treated here free of charge.
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The 6th International Summer Festival of Contemporary Dance “SumMeet” in Armenia.

About two dozen dancers in our country are participating in the International Summer Festival of Contemporary Dance. The founders of the festival are bringing the best choreographers and dancers of contemporary dance to Armenia for the sixth time, conducting master classes and exchanging experiences. The goal is to keep pace with the global market and popularize contemporary dance in our country. In 2025, the festival will also be available to young dancers. The SumMeet for Kids program will be held in Gyumri this year, uniting children's and youth dancers. The organizers of the festival hope to expand not only the geography, but also to achieve the fact that all regions of the republic will simultaneously participate in the “SumMeet” International Festival of Contemporary Dance.



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