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               For Immediate Release 
                March 15, 2007 
              THE ASSATOURIANS SUPPORT ARMENIA FUND’S PUBLIC HEALTH INITIATIVES
              NEW YORK, New York – Armenia Fund 
                USA is pleased to announce Roubik and Gilda Assatourian’s generous 
                donation of orthopedic and rehabilitation products for the elderly 
                and disabled that will go toward Armenia Fund USA’s public health 
                initiatives to improve the healthcare system for citizens of Armenia 
                and Karabakh. High-quality medical products are costly and hard 
                to obtain in Armenia. The supplies, worth $27,840, will be delivered 
                to the Elderly Home in Yerevan as well as to medical centers and 
                healthcare providers throughout the country in early April. The 
                free shipment of these much needed walkers and other products 
                has been made possible by the United Armenian Fund, an organization 
                that Armenia Fund is indebted to for securing the safe arrival 
                and distribution of the humanitarian aid.  
              
                 
                  The Elderly Home that is 
                      currently being renovated by Armenia Fund  | 
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              «We always knew we were going to help Armenia in some way or 
                the other; we just had to find a credible organization that can 
                facilitate it. Even if these walkers improve one person’s life, 
                that’s what matters», says Roubik Assatourian, the founder and 
                CEO of Jilland Corporation, a company that specializes in the 
                manufacturing and distribution of healthcare products. «Modern 
                equipment and medical supplies are a key to improved healthcare. 
                And participation of each individual through reputable development 
                organizations like Armenia Fund will surely channel the resources 
                to the right places. Armenia Fund has done an incredible job, 
                for example, with the Armine 
                Pagoumian Polyclinic and Diagnostic Center in Karabakh, but 
                we need to continue the process of supplying these medical centers 
                with critically needed medical products. We need coordinated efforts 
                to improve conditions at medical institutions in Armenia. It is 
                such an important task…» says Roubik.  
              Access to quality healthcare has always been a priority concern 
                in Armenia Fund USA’s agenda for development. What has initially 
                started as a humanitarian involvement 15 years ago has evolved 
                into a robust strategy to affect change by improving the healthcare 
                system in Armenia and Karabakh. The Fund’s public health projects 
                have since ranged from specific need-based intervention programs 
                to large-scale initiatives and construction of multi-specialty 
                healthcare centers.  
               
              ABOUT ARMENIA FUND USA: founded in 1992, was 
                one of the first of Hayastan All-Armenian Fund’s 18 international affiliates and serves constituents in all states east of the Mississippi. 
                As a non-profit, non-governmental, nonsectarian organization, 
                the Fund represents all Armenian constituents. Armenia Fund USA 
                is the largest contributor among the 18 international affiliates 
                – supporting strategic infrastructure projects in Armenia and 
                Karabakh. The Fund has adopted a policy to go “Beyond Bricks and 
                Mortar” to provide sustainability for projects it sponsors.  
              ABOUT UNITED ARMENIAN FUND: Founded in 1989 
                and based in Glendale, CA, the United Armenian Fund is the collective 
                effort of the Armenian Assembly of America, the Armenian General 
                Benevolent Union, the Armenian Missionary Association of America, 
                the Armenian Relief Society, the Diocese of the Armenian Church 
                of America, the Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church of America 
                and the Lincy Foundation. To date, the UAF has sponsored and prepared 
                141 airlifts, 1,392 sea containers and delivered over $456 million 
                of aid to Armenia. 
               
              To learn more about Armenia Fund USA, please visit 
                our website at 
                www.ArmeniaFundUSA.org 
                or call us at 212-689-5307.  
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