09 Jan. 2026
ANNUAL HEALTHCARE ACTIVITY REPORT 2025
In 2025, within its strategic goal aimed at ensuring access to health care and services, New Generation Humanitarian NGO (NGNGO) continued to implement comprehensive and targeted interventions to increase and ensure access to healthcare services among key population groups in Armenia, with a focus on HIV prevention, early detection, and referral to treatment.
Throughout the year, tens of thousands of beneficiaries from key populations, particularly men who have sex with men (MSM) and female sex workers (FSW) in Armenia were provided HIV prevention and related healthcare services by NGNGO.
At the same time, screening of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) was carried out, including the identification of syphilis cases, the provision of appropriate counseling and treatment, if required.
As part of prevention efforts, condoms and lubricants were distributed, and referrals for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) were provided. Services were delivered using a peer-to-peer approach in a non-discriminatory, safe, and trusted environment, contributing to increased awareness among beneficiaries and their sustained engagement with healthcare services.
The quantitative data on services provided in 2025 are presented below.
The results of 2025 once again demonstrate that community-based approaches play a crucial role in combating the HIV epidemic, protecting the health of vulnerable groups, and strengthening the public healthcare system.
New Generation Humanitarian NGO will continue its work by expanding access, increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and promoting the availability of healthcare services throughout Armenia.
2025 Activity Report WITHIN OTHER STRATEGIC GOALS Below:
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18 May. 2026
Results of the HIV Prevention Program implemented by “DIGNITY” NGO
17 May. 2026
On this day, we remember and honor the people whose lives were taken by AIDS.
It is also a reminder that stigma and discrimination continue to take human lives — sometimes no less cruelly than the disease itself.
08 April. 2026
Results of the HIV Prevention Program implemented by “DIGNITY” NGO
January–February 2026
During January–February, 3506 people were tested. As a result, 23 new HIV cases were identified.
10 March. 2026
Number of People Tested: 1559
Positive HIV Cases: 13
We continue our work to support key population groups and fight against #HIV.
13 Feb. 2026
We continue our work to support key population groups and fight against HIV.
12 Feb. 2026
As part of the visit, the delegation also visited the Yerevan DropIn Center, where they familiarized themselves with its daily operations, the service delivery process, and spoke with service beneficiaries.
12 Jan. 2026
On January 12, the first meeting of the HIV prevention programs for 2026 was held at Yerevan office of New Generation Humanitarian NGO, with participation of outreach service providers.
26 Dec. 2025
On December 26, 2025, the latest training session was conducted by the professional team of the National Center for Infectious Diseases (NCID) under the Ministry of Health of Armenia, involving both new and experienced outreach service providers.
24 Dec. 2025
In December 2025, a public information session was held at the Yerevan DropIn Center, initiated by the New Generation Humanitarian NGO. The session focused on innovations in HIV prevention, hepatitis-related services, and raising awareness about available healthcare options in Armenia.