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Hayreni Hearts

Culture & IdentityUndergrads & gradsOpen

About

Hayreni Hearts (formerly Frontline Therapists at UCLA) is a UCLA student group focused on Armenia, supporting emergency mental-health and therapeutic services for ex-combatants and others affected by the wars in Armenia and helping educate local professionals to serve their communities.

Summarized from the club's website and socials, September 2026. Source (opens in a new tab)

How to join

Typical process

Usually open: show up to a general meeting (typically weeks 1–3) and join their mailing list or group chat; email them to get on the list.

How clubs like this one usually work. Its email will have the specifics.

Details

Area: Culture & Identity
Who can join: Undergrads & grads
Type: Registered org
Listed under: Cultural/Ethnic, Service
UCLA registry ID: 5745

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