Share Christ with orphans in Eastern Europe.

Orphanage K is home to 90 children, many of whom have special needs. Though most of them have living parents, they live in the orphanage because they’ve been abandoned due to their conditions or removed from their homes because of parents who struggle with addictions.

The director of this orphanage is a kind man who sincerely wants the best for the children. Our Eastern European partners have been witnessing to him for several years, and he has become increasingly open to the gospel.

All of The Boaz Project's current partner homes are completely funded! If you're interested in an ongoing sponsorship with the power to impact every child we serve, please consider becoming a Donor for Scholars, making it possible for every child to receive an education, reach their potential, and break the cycle of poverty.

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The Orphanage NB is a government-run institution for 80 orphaned girls with special needs.

Our financial assistance has improved living conditions for these girls, and the visits from our partners are highlights for them.

All of The Boaz Project's current partner homes are completely funded! If you're interested in an ongoing sponsorship with the power to impact every child we serve, please consider becoming a Donor for Scholars, making it possible for every child to receive an education, reach their potential, and break the cycle of poverty.

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Orphanage R is home to 125 special needs boys, most of whom were completely abandoned due to their conditions. Though they have living parents, they don’t receive visitors or even letters.

The orphanage struggles to care appropriately for the boys, given the few caretakers the state provides. Just one “nanny” per 20 boys is insufficient, given the kind of care they require. Many are non-verbal and some cannot feed themselves.

All of The Boaz Project's current partner homes are completely funded! If you're interested in an ongoing sponsorship with the power to impact every child we serve, please consider becoming a Donor for Scholars, making it possible for every child to receive an education, reach their potential, and break the cycle of poverty.

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