What we do

Our projects

Two decades of care — permanent programs, war relief, and seasonal missions across Ukraine.

Permanent care

Since 2005

Child Social Care Center

Since 2005 the Center has cared for orphans, homeless children and children from troubled families. Over 80 graduates have built lives with education and employment.

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Since 2009

Children’s Family-Type Home

Opened in 2009, this home gives children in need of care a safe, family-like environment to grow up in — not an institution, but a family.

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Since 2012

Graduates’ Dormitory

Established in 2012, this facility helps young people who have aged out of care to transition into independent, stable living.

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Since 2012

Elderly Care Homes

Two care homes — in Rakoshino and Berehove — give older people who have no one to rely on a place of warmth, company and dignity.

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Helping People with Disabilities

Practical and personal support for people with disabilities — equipment, care, and the dignity of being seen and included.

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Support for Roma Communities

The Foundation supports 12 Roma communities, helping with basic needs and living conditions for some of the most marginalized families.

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Assistance to the Poor

Targeted help for families in hardship — food, clothing, heating and the essentials that carry a household through the hardest seasons.

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War relief

Humanitarian Aid to the East

Aid convoys to the regions hit hardest by the war, reaching people who have lost their homes and livelihoods.

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Hot Meals

Warm, cooked meals for displaced people and those who have lost everything — a daily act of care when survival is a struggle.

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Modular Homes

Modular homes that give displaced families a roof of their own again — warmth, privacy and a place to begin recovering.

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Military & Medical Support

Humanitarian and medical support for the military and first responders, including equipment for hospitals treating the wounded.

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Seasonal missions

Winter Relief Mission

For families in remote mountain villages, winter survival is a daily struggle. We bring firewood, warm clothing and food before the cold sets in.

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Back to School

School supplies, clothing and confidence so that children from struggling families start the year with everything they need.

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Christmas Joy

Christmas is a time of giving and hope — yet for families affected by war and hardship, the holidays bring little to celebrate. We make sure they are not forgotten.

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Easter Hope

An Easter of food parcels and visits that remind isolated families and the elderly that they are remembered and loved.

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Camp Site

A camp for children and adults — including those with disabilities and displaced families — that now also shelters internally displaced people.

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Sustainability

Mercy Farm

A social enterprise — greenhouses, fields and a bakery — whose profits fund the Foundation's charitable work. Mercy that sustains itself.

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Medical Aid & Children’s Hospitals

Wheelchairs, crutches, hospital beds and equipment delivered to hospitals — including those treating wounded soldiers and sick children.

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Humanitarian Aid Distribution

Over one million kilograms of humanitarian aid — from Norway, Sweden, Germany and South Korea — distributed to those in need across Ukraine.

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Become a donor

The House of Mercy does not accept direct public donations — it operates under KPK Ukraine. You join as a donor or partner by application, and our team will personally be in touch.

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