HOME OF CARE STANDS WITH UKRAINE

Home of Care is a charitable organization with open doors, serving Ukrainian citizens by helping them build strong familial bonds and lead safe, purposeful lives. At Home of Care, our doors are always open for people who require assistance in a time of need. Our focus in the community is to promote equal opportunity for elderly, women, and children with limited abilities. We operate in Ukraine with valued assistance from our international donors. At our Home of Care, we believe there are no borders or limits for kind and open hearts. Our home is your home - we Care together.

HOME OF CARE IS REACTING TO THE INVASION OF UKRAINE

HUMANITARIAN

Home of Care is providing emergency humanitarian relief and assistance to address immediate needs on request. Home of Care has provided thousands of units of tactical gear, hospital supplies, medicine, and equipment, along direct financial assistance, which we distribute throughout Ukraine based on need.

EVACUATING

Home of Care is in the process of evacuating vulnerable populations. We are assisting, relocating, and sheltering affected people from war zones. Home of Care has arranged to transport people to safe regions, along with providing housing, first aid medical supplies, clothing, and meals. We are helping reconnect families in Ukraine abroad, by proving legal assistance with documentation.

SUPPORT

Home of Care is continuing to support and assist the elderly, women, and children in affected regions. Providing support for over ten years, Home of Care has created a wide network of social services to deliver personal assistance at affected people’s homes. We have an extensive track record of assisting vulnerable people.

ADVOCATING

Home of Care has been standing with affected people for many years. We provided support to many poor and vulnerable families in the past, we financed medical surgeries for children and seniors, and we delivered food and household supplies.

Home of Care has been standing with vulnerable people for many years. We have provided support to many poor and struggling families in the past, we have financed medical surgeries for children and seniors, and we have delivered food and household supplies.

The recent invasion of Ukraine compelled to restructure our organization and the manner in which we provided assistance. We realized that many affected women and children required transportation from warzones. We have extended our hands to anyone who has asked for help. We want to share with you some of our recent experiences with people whose lives have been changed for the better thank to Home of Care.

Meet people who immediately benefited from your support

Home of Care does not limit itself in terms of the assistance it provides. Operating in Ukraine for over ten years, our mission has always been to aid vulnerable people. The recent invasion of Ukraine has galvanized our extended Home of Care family around the globe. We invested all our resources into emergency lifesaving tactical gear, first aid medicine, emergency humanitarian supplies, and other necessary provisions. We are committed heavily to transporting displaced elderly, women, and children from war zones. Our volunteers have been risking their lives by driving families to our safe Home of Care shelters. We have made significant progress and we are optimistic we can make more together. Your commitment to Home of Care can save a family in need today.

We are proud to introduce you to some of our past and future projects.
We hope you can join our efforts to make this world a better place!

Lifesaving

From the first days of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, our friends and partners in Canada have stood up to provide lifesaving equipment for our defenders on the frontlines.

Family Sponsorship

Our support in Ukraine extends to the affected Ukrainian civilian population. Our efforts aid senior citizens who cannot obtain necessary items as a result of the conflict.

Logistics and Infrastructure

We developed close hard working relations with Charitable organization ILVER Ukraine.

Kids and Development

Home of Care greatly contributed financially and continue to assist in development of the Sinai football school. Alexander Prozhegach is a priest, founder and coach of the Sinai children's football school.

Education and Cultures

A very fascinating event took place in the central city library in Mukachevo. Representatives of the Canadian charitable foundation "Ukrainian Jewish Encounter" ("Ukrainian-Jewish meeting") came to visit us and expand the borders of our cooperation.

Remembrance and Honor

In our Home of Care we pride to remember and support families of those Ukrainian native jewish from Mukachevo area who fallen in a fight against Nazi in first and second wars.

Medical and Health Support

One of our priorities is medical care for physically and emotionally affected children. Among our many recipients is very talented and beautiful girl, Dasha Dluzhevskaya.

Seniors Support

Home of Care continue it is tireless work and support heavily our seniors citizens who require immediate help, provision, medication and food.