The Calouste Gulbenkian Armenian National College serves the Armenian community of Anjar, the town in Lebanon's Bekaa valley founded by survivors of Musa Dagh. It provides Armenian language schooling through primary and secondary years. Anjar is one of the few places outside Armenia where an Armenian speaking community forms the town itself, and its schools are central to that. The college is also associated with the Armenian National Haratch-Gulbenkian School in the same town. It serves local families in Anjar and the surrounding Bekaa, and information is published at cgulbenkian.com.