Good Samaritan Children’s Charities |
Supporting Good Samaritan Children’s Home of Nagydobrony, Transcarpathia, and Otchiy Dim (Father’s House) Children’s Home, Kyiv,Ukraine and Allied Hospitals and Doctors since 2009 |
Father’s House currently schools over 50 children of all ages. The children’s schooling is a critical element in rehabilitating each at risk individual to be healthy in all aspects and prepared for adoption or life outside the home. |
Father’s House School Project |
Father’s House could have the first Christian school in Ukraine to receive state funds. |
The state has been unable to provide a suitable environment for at risk children to learn because: · The student to teacher ratio is 37:1 · Many children have remedial needs · At risk children are physically and mentally bullied by other students · Over-crowded school operates 3 shifts per day, 8am to 9pm |
Father’s House took on the challenge of educating their own children in order to: · Reduce the student teacher ratio to 8:1 · Bring each child up to grade level · Provide a safe and caring network of teachers, nurses, and psychologists · Operate in normal hours |
Father’s House |
Future Rehab/ Social Center |
Future School |
1.1 km, 12 min.walk |
The state first embraced this relationship but has now taken the stance that the school must be in a building separate from the living quarters. Once that happens the state will supply the operating funds for the school. A would-be mansion is deserted and available for purchase within a 11 minute walk of Father’s House. Funding for the $80,000 initial purchase, plus renovation, has been promised contingent on securing the purchase through a down payment of $10,000. |