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Our charitable program
We work to help those who are hopeless.
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Help
People who need help are waiting for someone to assist.
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Mutual support group
You can get psychological help through the work of mutual- and self-support groups.
June
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20 needy families received food and clothes at ICHC
15 foster families attended a camp for families raising orphans
We continue to do “simple” charity that proves to be the most effective: we give food to people who don’t have anything to eat and pay for medications for families with sick children who can’t afford it.
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In June we served according to a program called “Home Where Love Lives” that consists of several branches. At the present time three of them are the most active:
- helping needy families with food, hygiene items and diapers for babies (in June we helped 20 families);
- supporting adoptive families;
- helping families with sick kids pay for treatment, medication or therapy (two families received such assistance in June).
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In mid June we organized a two-day camp for adoptive parents and their kids. 40 people, including 15 foster families, 17 adopted kids, 5 volunteers and 2 counselors, attended. The camp took place in a sport-recreation area called "Chekeril" not far from Izhevsk. Altogether families had training on parent-children relationships development, learning effective ways of parenting in difficult situations, had sessions of art-therapy and played games outside. Some received individual counseling if needed.
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Our participants gave good feedback on every part of the event.
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We are thankful to everyone who supports our ministry! We couldn’t have done it without you!
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We hope we can do more! Join us helping those in need in Izhevsk!
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Follow us at Instagram #hopecenter_izhevsk
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In June we served according to a program called “Home Where Love Lives” that consists of several branches. At the present time three of them are the most active:
- helping needy families with food, hygiene items and diapers for babies (in June we helped 20 families);
- supporting adoptive families;
- helping families with sick kids pay for treatment, medication or therapy (two families received such assistance in June).
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In mid June we organized a two-day camp for adoptive parents and their kids. 40 people, including 15 foster families, 17 adopted kids, 5 volunteers and 2 counselors, attended. The camp took place in a sport-recreation area called "Chekeril" not far from Izhevsk. Altogether families had training on parent-children relationships development, learning effective ways of parenting in difficult situations, had sessions of art-therapy and played games outside. Some received individual counseling if needed.
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Our participants gave good feedback on every part of the event.
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We are thankful to everyone who supports our ministry! We couldn’t have done it without you!
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We hope we can do more! Join us helping those in need in Izhevsk!
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Follow us at Instagram #hopecenter_izhevsk