About our Partners

(un)adopted has two partnerships in Ukraine who work alongside each other. Children in Ukraine are prone to separation from their families due to poverty and incentive from the government for children to be in government homes. Our partners work to keep families together and serve children seen as less valuable to their country.

Response to War

As war ravages Ukraine, our partners’ ministry continues to adapt to the needs of vulnerable families and refugees. Their efforts are targeted at ensuring safety and supplies for families still in Ukraine, especially orphaned children and children with special needs. They are working with partners in Romania and Poland to care for Ukrainian refugees with housing, food, and soon trauma resources.

War Needs

Our partners seek ongoing support for families in Ukraine in need of food and medical supplies. They are assisting orphanages around the country to ensure the safety of children. Additionally, they offer support and direction for Ukrainian refugees residing in Romania while offering gospel hope.

Prior to War Needs

Our partners operate a special needs program for children in the community. These children are provided with loving care and gospel truth. Each summer, our partners host camps for children from impoverished areas and build relationships while sharing the gospel each day. Some of these camps are designated for deaf children. When families face the threat of losing their children because their homes are not up to government code, our partners assist with construction projects to ensure families stay together. Our partners also invest in the community through after-school programs, deaf small groups, and boys and girls clubs.