Hamasik Hambardzumyan (62) and
his wife Geghanush (55) live in a humble house in Gladzor vllage of Vayots Dzor
region. Hamasik, a truck driver stated
building a house 30 years ago but could never afford to complete it. When the
family expanded with 3 children the living expenses grew and Hamasik could hardly
earn enough to satisfy the basic necessities and complete the house all at
once.
“For 30 years we have been living in substandard housing with bare
walls and concreted flooring,” Geghanush said, “it seemed that our dream of having a decent home would never come true
until we heard about Habitat.”
Currently the family lives in the
first floor that has been partially renovated. They will soon be restarting the
work and finish with the bathroom and the second floor.
Their daughters are both married
and the son is away for migrant work to support his family.
“My children had to experience poverty housing but now thanks to a hand
up from Habitat we can create decent conditions for the upcoming generations,”
Geghanush says “thank you for your input
in building a better future for my
family. ”
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