Partners of Alliance for Ukraine Without Orphans

A Christian organization that has been supporting orphans in Ukraine since 2010, helping them find loving families in their home country. It works with Ukrainian partners to strengthen families, train caregivers, develop social workers, and provide life-saving assistance in crises.

A foundation from Odesa region, established in 2007, began with volunteer trips to orphanages and summer camps. Today, it carries out a wide range of activities: supporting children with disabilities, families in crisis, day centers, evacuation efforts, humanitarian aid, and assistance to those affected by the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam. The...

Since 2011, it has been serving orphaned children and vulnerable families through discipleship, mentorship, educational programs, adoption support, life skills development, and access to stable housing. Lifesong creates a family-oriented environment for youth aging out of orphanages to help them become independent, confident, and spiritually mature.

A team of professionals and volunteers supporting families in overcoming life crises. Since providing mentorship to orphaned children in 2014, the organization has expanded its support program into a comprehensive cycle of care: humanitarian aid, psychosocial services, education for children and parents and spiritual guidance through mentorship.

The Ukrainian branch of the international organization CBN, which operates in 168 countries. Since 1992, it has been helping Ukrainians through humanitarian projects, supporting orphans, promoting adoption, and the "Superbook" program for children, which forms spiritual and moral values.

A local initiative from Vinnytsia that, through programs such as the Center for Moms, the School of Life, and the Transit House, supports girls and youth in crisis, orphans and families facing difficult life circumstances. It provides shelter, mentorship, psychological support and teaches life skills.

Since 2007, it has trained and supported leaders working with children in Ukraine. The organization develops training programs, prepares trainers, implements methodologies, and organizes education, monitoring, and supervision. It collaborates with both governmental institutions and civil society organizations.

The organization, based in Zhytomyr, that supports graduates of orphanages - providing mentorship, housing, medical treatment, practical training and fostering community. It works with students from orphanages enrolled in vocational schools, runs programs to support young mothers, operates the Restoration initiative, and organizes summer camps to strengthen trust and personal growth.

Since 2015, the organization has been implementing Trust-Based Therapy, training parents and professionals, conducting online trainings and Path of Trust camps for families, and is a leader in the field of childhood psychological trauma recovery.

The organization has been officially operating since 2017. It provides support to children with disabilities, orphans, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and people in difficult life circumstances. It organizes camps, educational and cultural events, psychological support groups, and has established an art studio, a daytime care center for children with special needs and a sewing workshop.

Operating in Uzhhorod since 1996. Actively involved in child rights protection, community development, violence prevention, work with internally displaced persons, organization of camps and creation of inclusive educational environments. Coordinates the Transcarpathia Without Orphans initiative in partnership with the Alliance.

Founded in 2011, the organization works with youth, promotes mentorship, and advocates for family-based care and adoption. It organizes creative events, concerts, and Groups of Hope, and collaborates with communities and social services through the program One Church - One Child.

Created as a community of leaders and professionals who develop mentoring programs for children and youth. It unites participants, promotes quality standards, conducts training, and supports models of individual, family, and corporate mentoring, particularly for young mothers.

A global movement inspired by a model launched in Ukraine in 2010. Formed at an international summit in Thailand in 2012. Uniting leaders in over 40 countries to provide children with safety, family, and a future. The organization seeks to eliminate the underlying causes of family separation - including poverty, conflict, and lack of support - by promoting practical and spiritual solutions.