All parents are real fighters. And our children with infantile cerebral paralysis are real heroes. Because their childhood is injections, hospitals, stretches, exercises through the pain. It is obligatory to do exercises. It is not possible to be without
Recently, everything was fine, Lesha finally got to his home for the first time. Mom and Dad did their best to protect him, but the trouble has come again without warning.
We made short video about the life in the 2 "Happy homes" for disabled orphans in Kalinovka village. Now they are not orphanage, they are foster families.
Our son, with the help of past rehabilitation, began to sleep at night and understand his parents. Now is the best time for new rehabilitation courses.
A few years ago there was a local clinic in Lyubymivka village, Mykhailivskyi district, where the house is. In spring 2016, the construction of the 5th house started on its place. The main goal is to give orphans, including disabled, the family.
Everyone has the ability to help children who are in trouble. Aren't we living here on Earth in order to help each other?
Sometimes it seems that in one's life everything is going well: a spouse, children, home, vehicle – all one needs, nothing to complain about!
A person has work and friends, but sometimes, watching the marvellous sunset, or listening to beautiful music, or reading, comes to realise that there is something important in life lacking.
He realises that the Creator has created all this beauty, including people.
And with his whole being he accepts this revelation from Heaven.
If we disturb unity and beauty of nature on Earth, we disturb Divine harmony…
A new day comes, and the old sinful human life continues. But hope for the better is still there.
Our appeal is to you, our friend: Do not let the best that you have inside perish!
She saved 69 children from forced exportation to Russia, opened a regional child care center on Ukraine-controlled territory. And continues to do what she was doing in Luhansk. She takes care of orphans and looks for new families for them. Views: 70
Almost 12,000 Ukrainian children require adoption. But due to the nature of Ukrainian society and national legislation, many orphans continue and will continue to grow without parents. Moreover, about 25,000 parentless kids, once grown up, will become hom Views: 94
Morozov grew up in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. His programming work, related to the Chernobyl disaster, prompted an invitation from the U.S. to do similar work here. He left Ukraine in 1993. After work with federal and state governments. Views: 91
President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has signed the decree on priority measures to protect the rights of orphans, children deprived of parental care, and persons from among them. Views: 433
Yavoriv, Ukraine - New York Army National Guard Soldiers assigned to the Joint Multinational Training Group - Ukraine (JMTG-U) spread a bit of holiday cheer by visiting the Krakovets Educational Rehabilitation Center on Dec. 27. Views: 353
The 17-year-old illusionist will fly out Dec. 26 to perform his magic show for two weeks in Ukraine. He’s going as part of the Foreign Angels Charities service project Views: 394
A local couple is currently raising funds for orphans in Mariupol, Ukraine, to benefit children who have suffered in the wake of conflict between Russian-supported separatists and Ukrainian loyalists Views: 429
People from all over the Czech Republic have donated Christmas gifts to 341 poor children from Ukraine within a public fundraising campaign launched by the Olomouc Archdiocesan Charity Views: 477
Ukraine has filed a cause of action with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on the lawsuit against Russia related to the events in Donbas in 2014. Views: 406
POKROVSK, Ukraine - Everybody was busy on Oct. 15 at Pokrovsk orphanage, getting ready for the grand re-opening of its main building, renovated by the UN Development Programme thanks to funding from the government of Japan. Views: 459
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