How We Help
How we Strengthen and Restore Families in Crisis in East-Central Europe
Heating Support for the Vulnerable (Read More)
The needs of vulnerable people are greatly increased during the winter months when the cold weather sets in. With utilities being impacted by the war, many are struggling to survive the long cold winter. Our mission is to ensure the survival of as many people as we can.
Mission Partners provides things like home firewood, electric apartments heaters, and other heating supports for communities.
Feeding the Hungry (Read More)
The needs of families have exploded since the war broke out in February of 2022. What was once primarily a rural problem is now widespread across the country as families everywhere grapple with severe food insecurity, lack of clean water, unsafe communities and homes, and war trauma.
MPI provides food support in multiple communities through hot meals, emergency drop-in food supply, and home groceries visits.
Bible Teaching for Children and Youth (Read More)
Children have been deeply impacted demographics by the war in Ukraine. Refugee children, internally displaced children, and orphans have experienced trauma that no child should. They have left their homes, lost all their belongings, or have even lost their parents. Many are suffering from PTSD from constant air raid sirens and missile strikes.
Mission Partners helps children through Outreach Events, Christian Camping, Bible Clubs, Family Counselling, and Discipleship Support.
Soul Care for Leaders
When communities are in crisis, who cares for the shepherds? Most humanitarian efforts for people in crisis in East-Central Europe are being done by Christian churches and charities. However many leaders are weary and have needs that are not being met in their own lives and families. We сan help care for these caregivers.
Mission Partners supports many church and ministry leaders regularly, making it possible for them to continue to serve their communities and also care for their family needs.