Child abandonment in Ukraine peaked in the early 1990s. Tens of thousands of children were left without parental care, forced to survive in the streets and sewers. During this crisis, Christian churches united to help. Volunteers found street children, fed th...

The Deineko family, Serhiy and Olga, have come a long and heartwarming way. This is a story filled with warmth, love, and faith. Their two adopted daughters are a true treasure—a gift that has changed their lives forever. Little Polianna was the first...

Russia continues to abduct Ukrainian children. The Office of the Ukrainian Ombudsman has revealed yet another proof of deportation and illegal adoption. Two-thirds of the Kherson region remains under Russian occupation. Neither My Home nor Ukraine has...

At My Home Ministry, one of our key missions is to support children affected by war. Our Social Care Center in frontline Kherson provides a safe and nurturing space where children can heal, grow, and rediscover joy. Milana, a 7-year-old girl, first came to ou...

“Our story of foster parenting began in 2002 when we met a little girl named Olenka,” Iryna Shvora, a foster mom. Olenka was sent for treatment to the Kherson Regional Children's Tuberculosis Hospital in Oleshkya, where Iryna worked as a nurse. The child...

“Life was extremely difficult after leaving the orphanage. Without your support, I would have been lost. I have finally found my path in life thanks to God and My Home”. - Yevhenii Hryhoriev, orphan, orphanage graduate.Children raised in residential institutio...