Emmanuel - Christian Television, Radio and Charity

Project

On September 1, 2005, we founded the training center for orphanages and boarding school graduates on the grounds of Charity Association Emmanuel. As many as 200 teens will be able to have free computer classes and English lessons >>

Facing a Child

The desire of our hearts is to meet the needs of orphanages and boarding schools as they care for orphans. Thus, since 1992, we have been supporting children from over 130 orphanages and boarding schools in Ukraine. We provide them with toys, food, clothing and many other things >>

Feed the Hungry

This project was launched in 1998. Since then over 13,000 needy and poor people have had free hot meals >>

Medical Project

The goal of the medical project is to give free medical counseling by highly qualified doctors and to provide the poorest patients with medicines. Medical missions have been conducted since 2003 in many remote villages of Ukraine >>

About us

The Ukrainian department of social projects was launched at Association Emmanuel 12 years ago. Our main goal has been to bring kindness, mercy and Christian principles into every home. Throughout the years we have been caring for orphans from orphanages, boarding schools and refuges. We have been helping large families, pensioners and disabled people, and others who live in poverty. Food, clothing, footwear and medicines are the vital support for these underprivilaged people. Since the beginning of our activity, we have helped over 500,000 people. It's so good to realize that by taking care of people you can change their lives.

Our partners in this charitable work include companies and organizations around the world as well as people of good will who are deeply touched by the needs of their fellow countrymen. Their donations and other assistance always find needy recipients.

"And God is able to make all grace abound toward you; that you, always having all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every good work". (1 Cor. 9:8)

Operation Blessing

In the late 70's, God prompted Pat Robertson to help the underpriviledged. So, in 1978, Operation Blessing International Relief and Development Corporation was founded to manifest Christ's love through helping needy people in the world.

				Adoption

Projects

LIFE SKILLS FOR YOUTH CURRICULUM

Training the graduating orphanage and boarding school’s children the skills of independent living.

Life Skills Curriculum Description >>
Life Skills Curriculum Training >>

GIFT OF ADOPTION

Wiping the tears…restoring the hope.
"Everyone is someone’s child"
Pierre Beaumarchais

We all probably have heard the phrase: “There are no children that do not belong to you”. But how often do we think about the life of the children who have been left without parental love and care and what their lives are really like.

Inconsolable facts:
• There are more than 100 thousand orphans in Ukraine. 30 thousand of those live in orphanages and boarding schools.
• According to various surveys 75 % of the children that live in the orphanages would like to have a real family.
• Each year about 900 new born babies are abandoned by their parents.
• Each year approximately 1000 orphaned children leave orphanages and boarding schools to start an independent living.

You can join us if you become our Partner in charity activity.
Everyone who considers himself a Christian cannot be indifferent. For our Lord commanded us to care for orphans and undeprevilaged people and do something useful right now.

OUR GOAL IS:
To help children left without parental care to find loving Christian families.

OUR TASK:
• To change the stigma surrounding orphans and challenge the Ukrainian society to assist children left without parental care.
• To use the “Life Skills for Youth” Curriculum that we have written and published to help children that graduate from the child care institutions to integrate into society and start a successful independent life.
• To provide orphans and the families who want to adopt a child with juridical consultation. To conduct training for future adoptive parents.