Donations over $2 are tax deductible
Your donation of $2 or more is tax-deductible. Mission Armenia Australia LTD is registered as a charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC). Eligible tax-deductible donations have Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status with the Australian Tax Office.
Mission Armenia is NOT-FOR-PROFIT
Mission Armenia is an Australian based not-for-profit org, non-government organisation (NGO) whose mission is to work for the interests of disadvantaged elderly, refugees and other vulnerable groups, bringing improvement to their quality of life.
Mission Armenia Community
Mission Armenia’s 330+ staff provide a unique, community-based and comprehensive model of welfare which allow them to build capacity for:
- 5,000 elderly and disabled persons
- 6,000 refugees living in ‘temporary’ accommodation at communal centres
International Contribution
- Second World Assembly on Ageing, Madrid, April 2002
- UNECE Ministerial Conference on Ageing, Berlin, September 2002
- Hosted second Black Sea NGO Network, December 2005
- Other recent conferences
Our Projects
Project - MA01
Supporting 200 families in Artsakh
Project - MA02
Supporting 500 Vulnerable Families In Armenia
Project - MA03
Elderly Sewing Lab
MA Timeline
The only Australian based Not-For-Profit Org with NGO Status
100% TAX Deductible
Armenia
Every Armenian should have a safe home
3 M
Population in Armenia
26.4 %
Of Armenia's live in poverty
15.3 %
Of people are food insecure
0.76 %
2019 Human Development Index
0.9 %
Suffer Chronic Malnutrition
Our Stories
Our stories paint a picture of the amazing work Save the Children does around the world and explore some of the biggest issues facing children today.
Lusine Simonyan
Lusine Simonyan was born in 1983 in Akner village. She lives with her parents. After graduating school, she studied hairdressing and cookie decorating. Then she …
World Food Program (WFP) and Mission Armenia cooperation
WFP has trusted Mission Armenian since 2007 with storage and distribution of the donated food by WFP to Armenia. A number of European countries are …
Typical Questions
When was Mission Armenia established?
Mission Armenia is one of the first not-for-profit organisations to be established in Armenia after the 1988 Spitak Earthquake which occurred in the northern region of Armenia.
How are the funds managed in Armenia and by whom specifically?
Mission Armenia has a Department of Finance and a Department of Accounting, which are responsible for maintaining the Organisation’s Financial Management System.
Mission Armenia conducts financial management in accordance with Manual of Accounting and Financial Policies (MAFP) and Procedures, based on the RA law on “Accounting” and as per International Financial Reporting Standards.
The verification of financial reports and documents is done by the President of Mission Armenia.
Are the funds audited on an annual basis?
The Government of Armenian requires an independent financial audit to be undertaken by all charities within the country on an annual basis.
The projects implemented by Mission Armenia undergo independent auditing on a yearly basis by local and international auditing companies (e.g. PKF Audit Service LLC, BDO Jordan, NDO LLB, Audit Service LLC) as per the requirement of each donor. Both financial and service quality audits are undertaken.
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