Disability Equality

Breaking the stigma of disability in Nagorno Karabakh

The Lady Cox Rehabilitation Centre is an internationally-recognised ‘Centre of Excellence’ in the heart of war-torn Nagorno Karabakh. Since its formation in 1998, the Centre’s inspirational staff have worked tirelessly to break the stigma of disability in the region. They provide hope and healing to over 1,500 patients every year.

  • Rehabilitation
  • Physiotherapy
  • Speech therapy
  • Occupational therapy
  • Hydrotherapy pool
  • Autistic care
  • Fun activities
  • Home visits

20 Years of the Lady Cox Rehabilitation Centre

Inspirational stories of hope and healing from inside Nagorno Karabakh

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The Rehabilitation Centre has become our second home.

Mother of patient with autism at the Rehabilitation Centre

For two decades, HART was the only charity supporting our ongoing expenses, making our work possible for our patients.

Vardan Tadevosyan, Founder & Director of the Rehabilitation Centre

I was 15 when I became disabled. I wish not to lose hope. You should never lose your hope and love.

Patient at the Rehabilitation Centre

The Rehabilitation Centre is a family. The staff want that we, disabled people, will regain ourselves and continue to live – to create and not to feel depressed.

Patient at the Rehabilitation Centre

The Rehabilitation Centre helped my child walk. She likes to dance and if she hears the sound of music, no matter where she is, she must definitely dance.

Mother of patient at the Rehabilitation Centre

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