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Zinvori Tun Rehabilitation Center

A charitable rehabilitation center in Yerevan, Armenia, providing free medical, social and educational support to soldiers wounded in military service or in defense of the homeland.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Zinvori Tun Rehabilitation Center (Armenian: Զինվորի տուն վերականգնողական կենտրոն, literally "Soldier's Home Rehabilitation Center") is a charitable medical and social rehabilitation center operating in Yerevan, Armenia, for wounded and disabled military servicemen. It is located in a building of the Yerevan State Medical University's "Heratsi" No. 1 Hospital Complex. The center is led by public figure Haykuhi Minasyan. The center was founded in 2018 by the charitable non-governmental organization "Support to Wounded Soldiers and Military Disabled" (later renamed the Zinvori Tun charitable NGO), in cooperation with the Ministry of Defense and Yerevan State Medical University, and with the support of Rita Sargsyan, the wife of Armenia's third president. The opening was attended by then-president Serzh Sargsyan, Defense Minister Vigen Sargsyan, YSMU rector Armen Muradyan and a number of benefactors. Zinvori Tun describes itself as a charitable-public organization that helps defenders of the homeland heal, acquire new professions and return to life. Its beneficiaries are people wounded or disabled during military service or while defending the homeland. The center is a complete rehabilitation complex where soldiers wounded in defense of the homeland receive free rehabilitation treatment. Alongside rehabilitation, it runs numerous social, educational, cultural and leisure programs and addresses employment and social reintegration for the wounded. According to its Wikipedia entry, the center has served more than 7,000 wounded soldiers within the framework of various programs. The center houses a modern prosthetics and orthotics center and a diagnostic laboratory. In January 2022, an intensive care and rehabilitation treatment department opened at Mikaelyan University Hospital, intended for soldiers with the most severe injuries, including severe craniocerebral trauma. In 2025, a park-café named after Marion Dadikyan, wife of Armenian benefactor and Zinvori Tun donor Jean Dadikyan, opened; all profits from its operation are directed to solving the problems of homeland defenders. The organization's stated core principles are to find all those who need it, to stand beside the soldier in any matter, and the belief that mandatory military service must be followed by mandatory support. Its website lists healthcare programs, medical services, social services, social support programs, social reintegration programs, and education and employment initiatives, and it solicits donations to fund its work.

History

Zinvori Tun Rehabilitation Center was founded in 2018 by the charitable non-governmental organization "Support to Wounded Soldiers and Military Disabled" (later renamed the Zinvori Tun charitable NGO), in cooperation with the Ministry of Defense and Yerevan State Medical University, and with the support of Rita Sargsyan, the wife of Armenia's third president. The opening ceremony was attended by then-president Serzh Sargsyan, Defense Minister Vigen Sargsyan, YSMU rector Armen Muradyan and a number of benefactors. The center was established as a complete rehabilitation complex where soldiers wounded in defense of the homeland receive free rehabilitation treatment. Alongside rehabilitation treatment, it carries out numerous social, educational, cultural and leisure programs for wounded soldiers and addresses their employment and social reintegration. According to its Wikipedia entry, the center has served more than 7,000 wounded soldiers within the framework of various programs. The center operates a modern prosthetics and orthotics center and a diagnostic laboratory. In January 2022, an intensive care and rehabilitation treatment department opened at Mikaelyan University Hospital, intended for soldiers with the most severe injuries, including severe craniocerebral trauma. In 2025, a park-café named after Marion Dadikyan, wife of Armenian benefactor and Zinvori Tun donor Jean Dadikyan, opened; all profits from its operation are directed to solving the problems of homeland defenders. The center is led by public figure Haykuhi Minasyan. Its website presents healthcare programs, medical services, social services, social support programs, social reintegration programs, and education and employment initiatives, and solicits donations to fund its work.

  • Zinvori Tun Rehabilitation Center founded by the charitable NGO "Support to Wounded Soldiers and Military Disabled" in cooperation with the Ministry of Defense and Yerevan State Medical University.

  • Intensive care and rehabilitation treatment department opened at Mikaelyan University Hospital for soldiers with the most severe injuries.

  • Marion Dadikyan park-café opened; all profits directed to solving the problems of homeland defenders.

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A charitable, non-profit rehabilitation and reintegration center for wounded and disabled Armenian servicemen, offering free medical, social and educational services.

  • Free rehabilitation treatment

  • Prosthetics and orthotics center

  • Diagnostic laboratory

  • Social support programs

  • Social reintegration programs

  • Education and employment programs

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