My Story

(DC6-38; new) Kamo P. was born on September 9th, in Artsakh. His hair and eyes are black. He is in the 4th grade, and his favorite subject is the Armenian language. His father is unemployed. His mother is a restaurant dishwasher. His guardians are his parents. Kamo has no siblings.  Their family income is not sufficient to cover their basic needs. It only includes a government subsidy for forcibly displaced families and Kamo's mother's daily wage. The family comprises Kamo's parents, paternal grandmother, and great-grandfather. They live in a wagon house provided by Kamo's mother's employer. Kamo and his parents share a room with 3 beds, a table, and 2 chairs, which is also the living room. The rest of the space barely has any furniture except for an old TV and a refrigerator. The family has financial problems. Parents can't follow up with his lessons and have low parental skills. Due to the above-mentioned problems, the Day Center professional team decided to enroll the child in the program.

Remark*    Kamo is a self-absorbed and reclusive kid who experiences difficulty socializing with his peers. He does not engage in conflicts and finds it hard to express his opinions and emotions. He has a calm and stable personality.  He likes playing hide-and-seek.