HopeHouse Co-Founders

Yuri Yakovlyev

Ukrainian Director

Former Secretary of the Communist Party, Kiev Region, Ukraine

Former Professor, Higher Communist Party Institute

Deneen Alexandrow Turner

President

Born of Russian/Ukrainian parents

Vocalist for the Billy Graham Association; 1986 to present

First American Artist to release Contemporary Christian recording during Communism, sponsored and distributed by Ukrainian Government

The Partnership Began...

In 1991, two individuals, (a U.S. citizen and a Ukrainian citizen), joined together to facilitate American church mission teams in bringing relief aid and ministry to thousands of orphans each year throughout the Ukraine. Their long standing ministry credibility with Churches across the U.S. as well as in Ukraine enabled them to take their ministry to another level in helping provide aid to orphans . . . and HopeHouse International officially began operating in 2000. HopeHouse helps orphans get out of the orphanage system and become adopted. HopeHouse does so by assisting Ukrainian Christian couples with adequate housing, making them eligible by their government to adopt 3 or more orphans. See the faces, meet the families.

...HopeHouse was born.

What? How? and Why?

What does HopeHouse do? Why is it such a need? And how does it work?

Home Selection, Cost and Ownership

HopeHouse exists so that Orphans can become adopted by helping Ukrainian Christian couples with adequate housing, thus making them eligible by their Government to adopt three or more children.

HopeHouse Missions Headquarters

HopeHouse exists so that Orphans can become adopted by helping Ukrainian Christian couples with adequate housing, thus making them eligible by their Government to adopt three or more children.

HopeHouse Building Teams

HopeHouse exists so that Orphans can become adopted by helping Ukrainian Christian couples with adequate housing, thus making them eligible by their Government to adopt three or more children.

Orphange Mission Trips

HopeHouse exists so that Orphans can become adopted by helping Ukrainian Christian couples with adequate housing, thus making them eligible by their Government to adopt three or more children.

HopeHouse exists so that Orphans in Ukraine can become adopted by Christian couples within their country. Adequate housing is a barrier for most citizens and it is a government prerequisite for adoption. HopeHouse enables adoptions by addressing adequate housing needs which results in three or more children being given a family and a future.