The
family of Parsadanyans resides in Ijevan city of Tavush region. The
family lives in the house of their sibling who is currently away for
migrant work. Previously, the Parsadanyans used to live in an emergency
residential building but as the danger grew the family sold the
apartment and bought a half-built house in Ijevan. The house is very
old and lacks basic living conditions. It needs to be totally
upgraded.
The
family could not afford to start the renovation on their own due to the
insufficient income which is hardly enough to live on. Seda
works in Ijevan hospital as a nurse. Grigori (59), Seda’s husband is a
guard at the store of MES. Their oldest son, Karen (30) does not have a
job now and the youngest son Gagik (25) is employed in a local petrol
station. Lilit (24), Karen’s wife takes care of their kids; Elina (6)and
Areg (1).
Only an affordable Habitat loan could enable the family to improve their living conditions. The family members have already started the renovation and are doing the work by themselves to minimize the costs.
“For
many years we have lived in a wrecking building where each minute could
become fatal. Thanks to partnership with Habitat for Humanity our dream
of having a simple, proper and affordable house will become a reality. Thank you,” says Seda, the mother of the Parsadanyan family.
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