Genocide Awareness Day- 2009

On Sunday, August 16, 2009, the Assyrian (also known as Chaldean and Syriac) community of Canada came together to commemorate those Assyrians who died and are still to this day being persecuted for their unique ethnicity. The event was held at Edessa Banquet Centre in Toronto, Canada. read more.

The Assyrian-Babylonian New Year

April 1^st 2009 marked the 6759^th year on the ancient calendar of the Assyrians (also known as Chaldeans and Syriacs). In Canada, the Assyrian community gathered on March 29^th, 2009 at Edessa Banquet Hall in Toronto to celebrate this extraordinary event. This year’s festival marked the largest ever celebrated in Canada, showing the growing unity of the Assyrian Chaldean Syriac nation.. read more

 Genocide Awareness Day

On August 7^th of each year, Assyrians (also known as Chaldean and Syriac) take time to remember those that have died due to our faith and nationality. read more

 Graduation Ceremony

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Assyrian Aid Society of Iraq distributes humanitarian aids to the villages of Beidaro, Sharanish and Zakho district, read more

 Christmas report - AAS- Iraq

Christmas is a time of joy and giving.This year at the Dameil daycare Center in Ankawa, Erbil, the children got a chance to meet Santa and got Christmas presents. The daycare belongs to the Assyrian Women Union and is supported by Assyrian Aid Society-Iraq. read more

A new video showing the projects of the Assyrian Aid Society in Iraq

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Halloween Party 2007 

October 27th, 2007 The Assyrian Aid Society of Canada Held the 2007 Halloween Party night at Edessa Banquet Centre in Toronto/Canada. view pictures

 Genocide Commemoration Day

August 12, 2007- The Assyrian Aid Society of Canada joined five other ChaldoAssyrian  organizations in Canada to celebrate the annual Genocide Commemoration Day. view pictures

Nineveh Plains Relief Program

 

The Assyrian Aid Society of Iraq is continuing in its program to relieve the displaced families in Nineveh Plain. In this regard AAS-I in coordination with the Qandeel Swedish organization have distributed essential aid to 169 displaced families in Batnai and 104 family in Tellesqof. That was after the completion of the program at the center of Tall Kayf district.
It is hoped that the program would continue to include the rest of the villages and towns of Nineveh plain. more pictures

The House approved a foreign operations bill on June 22 with an amendment that would grant at least $10 million to the Nineveh Plains' religious minorities. The bill passed in the House by a 241 to 178 vote.

Nineveh Plain - Relief Program

May 23- 25, 2007 - The Assyrian Aid Society – Iraq in collaboration with the International Medical Corps IMC -distributed essential aid to more than 500 displaced families in Alqush and Telkef.Distribution process was attended by representatives from ADM and AAS.

Ain Sifni - Relief Program

May 22, 2007 The Assyrian Aid Society - Sennacherib chapter in cooperation with the International Medical Corps provided assitance to the displaced people in Ain Sifni and the surrounding villages by supplying them with the basic need items. That was at the Assyrian Democratic Movement headquarters in Ain Sifni. more pictures

Kirkuk Relief Program

As a result of the deteriorating security situation in Baghdad; especially, the areas where our people live, many families have migrated to the city of Kirkuk seeking save haven. On Sep 28, 2006 The Assyrian Aid Society – Kirkuk branch in coordination with the Ministry of Displacement and Migration – Kirkuk Bureau  provided the displaced families from Baghdad and Mosul with food supplies, under the supervision of representatives of the Immigration Bureau and the charitable branch of the Assyrian Kirkuk. more pictures