Home Selection, Cost and Ownership

The selection of a home is based on its proximity to the adoptive parents’ employer and the family’s relatives.
The cost to purchase adequate housing in the Ukraine is approximately $25,000 per home depending on the geographic location.
Legal ownership of a home is equally shared by all members of the family; father, mother, both biological and adopted children.
When parents are deceased, all children are the beneficiaries.
Taxes and utilities on homes are an insignificant amount and are not a burden to the families.

HopeHouse functions anonymously in the Ukraine to ensure all prospective adoptive parents have the purest motives.

Once sufficient housing has been established for the orphaned children and their new families, ongoing support will not be required.

What? How? and Why?

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

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.

Our Founders, Board, and History

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.