Descrição da organização

The Father´s House is a charitable organization that responds to the needs of orphans and children at risk in Ukraine. It runs a series of programs designed to create a path to societal integration for children of all ages. Built on the principles of family life and human dignity, the integrated system of rehabilitation techniques is adaptable to the needs of each and every individual in Father´s House care. We believe that our child-based and family-oriented care model is the key to overcoming the societal challenges faced by disadvantaged children in Ukraine.

Our projects:
The Centre for socio-psychological rehabilitation is delivering help and support to orphans and children deprived of parental care. Too often, these are children living in environments characterized by poverty, domestic violence, alcohol abuse, unemployment, and little or no parental skills.
The Family Centre for orphans and children who are deprived of parental care, where we provide a loving and caring environment.
The Mother and Child Centre, where challenged Mothers gets support for their children, and learn about parenting skills and foundational knowledge of child development.
The Ambassador project for adoptees and graduates of the Father’s House, that unite, motivate and initiate social projects that develop leadership among orphaned and disadvantaged youth.
Also we promote and facilitate the adoption of orphans. We source potential adoptive parents for our database, provide practical assistance in the adoption process, bonding camps. The Father’s House provide Assistance to internally displaced people, orphans from children’s institutions and foster care, families from the East of Ukraine by giving them a place to live. A café and a second hand shop provide jobs for Father´s House graduates.

Temas relacionados com a inclusão

Esta organização está disposta a incluir voluntários cuja situação dificulta a sua participação em atividades, nas seguintes categorias para diferentes tipos de projetos:

• Diferenças culturais
• Obstáculos geográficos
• Refugiados