Ukraine:

House of Hope began its work in Ukraine in 2004, where we helped establish and support a home for orphaned and vulnerable children. What began with roughly 15 to 20 children grew to serve as many as 25 to 30 at a time. Over the years, we helped improve their living conditions by providing beds and bedding, new windows, a bathroom, a professional kitchen, a garden, fencing, and a van so the children could be transported safely and together.

When the war in Ukraine destroyed the original home, the need changed, but our commitment did not. We helped relocate the children and continued supporting the local pastor and community as they cared for displaced families, children, refugees, and elderly individuals who had lost their homes and had nowhere else to go.

Today, our work in Ukraine continues by helping provide practical support, stability, and hope to people whose lives have been deeply affected by the war.