We meet weekly at one of the HoM apartments to sing and study Bible together.
Today Alex Napreenko visited us. We read the parable of 10 lepers, healed by God. Only one returned to give thanks…
It was interesting that we had exactly 10 HoM residents at our gathering.
Wunded souls require healing more than their bodies. They will reintegrate in the society only when their distorted thinking will be restored. It is such thinking brought them to live on the streets.
They brought to us another elderly woman in a crisis. Prokofieva Lyudmila, 73 years Age-related dementia, partial memory loss. With…
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Читати далі →We sincerely thank Brot für die Welt for supporting the old homeless and homeless people with disabilities in Ukraine. Also…
Читати далі →One of the few Kyiv hospitals where people are not thrown into the street like trash is a hospital near…
Читати далі →“My name is Ahadzhanov Serhii Artushovych. I am 60. I’ve been on the street since 2012. My brother and sister…
Читати далі →On Saturday, an elderly homeless man Yuri jumped out of a hospital window … Lonely, he constantly felt unnecessary to…
Читати далі →Nicholas was brought to us completely blind, undocumented, without hope in February 2019. Thanks to our teamwork, he already sees…
Читати далі →Viktor is 72 He has no relatives, no documents. Nobody needs him. He walks with difficulty because of his…
Читати далі →Yesterday we put Tamara in a geriatric boarding house. Her story is here: http://hom.kiev.ua/en/sytnik-tamara-dmytrivna/ Yesterday was both joyful and…
Читати далі →Tetiana Hryhorovna Makarenko, born in 1951 Until 1969 she lived with her mother, but then her mother died of severe…
Читати далі →Please share the message below (maybe her brothers or other family members will see) (and sorry for the disturbing photo) 🙁…
Читати далі →“My name is Volodymyr Kolody, I was born in 1954, near Donetsk. There was no father, my mother raised me….
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