Through the lens of this documentary, we witness the extraordinary resilience of the Armenian people who strive to uphold their cultural identity amidst adversity. The film is a testament to their strength and an inspiring reminder of their enduring connection to their homeland. For two decades the Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) has provided humanitarian relief to orphaned Armenian children and adults with disabilities throughout the world. Our work in child protection extends beyond institutionalized children, however, protecting the most vulnerable members of Armenian society regardless of global circumstance. SOAR recognizes that sharing “A Suitcase to Home” not only raises awareness about the ongoing struggles faced by Armenians, but also fosters a sense of unity and support within the diaspora.
Through the Families of Fallen Soldiers Relief Fund and the Artsakh Family Integration Fund , we bring assistance and hope to these vulnerable populations that have been most affected by the recent events.
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