Oleshky family needs support
We are - CF "Center for Social Projects of the Future"
The foundation has existed since 2012, and since 2022 we began actively supporting family-type children's homes (FTCH).
FTCH is a family that can raise up to 10 foster children, not counting biological ones. This is the best alternative to orphanages and boarding schools that exists today in Ukraine for raising orphans and children deprived of parental care, because the child enters not an institution, but a real family where they have loving parents, brothers and sisters and their own home.
Given the number of children and needs, such families usually need support, currently there are approximately 1300 FTCH in Ukraine. We systematically support families by providing them with food, essential goods, school supplies, and household appliances.
Each family has its unique story that doesn't leave anyone indifferent, and the story of the Mosiychuk FTCH touched the depths of the soul.
The Mosiychuk couple became the first foster family in Chaplynka district (Kherson region) in 2004, and in 2014 opened as a family-type children's home. During this time Ludmila and her husband raised 20 children who grew up and left the house, and today the family is raising 10 children aged 9 to 18, two of whom have disabilities and one has developmental delays, these children need constant treatment and care.
The Mosiychuk FTCH lived in Oleshky (Kherson region), they had their house there, but on February 24, 2022 a Russian rocket hit the house and destroyed the home. Fortunately, no one from the family was hurt. So, the Mosiychuk FTCH were forced to relocate to Vinnytsia region.
There kind people sheltered the family in their house, but there isn't enough furniture, not enough beds, so three children sleep on fold-out beds, and others on uncomfortable beds, there also aren't enough wardrobes for storing clothes. These needs are basic and very necessary.
The family simply lacks finances to cover all their needs, so help from caring people is needed.
