Save a child: Tikhonov Vladik, 11 years old, acute myelogenous leukemia

Vladik had acute myelogenous leukemia and nephroblastoma. 10.12.2008 Vladik died.

Ukrainian Orphans Seek New Parents In Bay Area

At an unusual Thursday night pizza party in Palo Alto, advocates for ten orphans visiting from Ukraine held out hope that the children might find new homes as they met prospective parents during a two-week trip to the United States

Ukrainian orphans come to North Texas with adoption hopes

Trips like this are organized by Family Hope, an international orphan relief group that works primarily with older orphans, who are usually the last to be adopted

Ukrainian orphans educate Orange County

A special tour at the OCFA headquarters for 30 Ukranian orphans on a three week trip to the United States was sponsored by Family Hope International an organization that works to find adoptive families for orphans from foreign countries

The photo made famous Andrey from Zaporozhye. This boy is a cancer survivor

The photo where 11 years old boy from Zaporozhye was pictured went around all over the world. The boy had a cancer, but now he is in good health and plays football. The journalists of the newspaper "Subbota+" found this famous teenager.

Help to save a child! Yatselenko Veronica, 17 years old, glioblastoma

Veronica had brain tumour. She died in September 2008

Tent camp for orphans in Crimea: first experience

This tent camp for children was not only adventure. First of all it was a nice opportunity to check everybody’s ability to reach the goal in spite of all difficulties

Photo report of parcels and purchases for the Chernigov children's house-boarding school (Kalinovka) (February-March, 2008)

Group helps orphans in Ukraine

American family adopting the child from Ukraine shared their story with other adoptive parents who felt compelled to extend care and love to orphans and it led to the formation of the Hopeful Hearts Foundation, which helps children in Ukrainian orphanages

Couple brought home boy from Ukrainian orphanage, then his best friend

American adoptive family, Becky and Mike said that adopting in Ukraine was one of the most difficult things they've done in their life, but they want to adopt more orphans.