Our Projects
Children’s Relief
The Children’s Relief department was founded in 1990, with the goal to help children in the poorest areas in Eastern Europe, and also to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Children’s Relief is practically involved in helping street children, abandoned babies in hospitals and children growing up in orphanages. Next to the practical help, we also tell these children about the Lord Jesus.
Children’s Relief is also helping children growing up in very poor circumstances. Through practical projects we help these children in their development. We also mobilise and motivate Christians to actively get involved in these projects.
Children’s Relief is supporting local hospitals and schools, but also its own projects. We support missionaries with a vision matching the goals of Children’s Relief, and also support initiatives of local Christians. We also organise work holidays and summer camps.
- Family Home, Beregowo (Ukraine)
- Street Children, Beregowo (Ukraine)
- Hospital, Beregowo (Ukraine)
- Nursery School, Slobozia (Romania)
Child Sponsor Programme
The goal of the Child Sponsor Programme is to share God’s love for the poor and to help needy families in their struggle for survival, through a monthly donation of £25 from sponsors in the west.
Read more about the Child Sponsor Programme →
Global Mission
Beyond Eastern Europe, Eastern European Outreach International also supports projects in Israel, Pakistan, the Balkans and beyond.
How you can get involved
- Pray for us: we cannot do this ministry in our own strength; the prayers of our mission friends are invaluable to the work in the Kingdom.
- Activate your church and church leaders: speak about us in your congregation, or with your church leaders.
- Invite us: it is our desire to share with others what the Lord is doing in Eastern Europe, the Balkans and other areas of this world. We would love to visit your church, home/cell group or luncheon club.
- Go with us: we organise many overseas mission trips, including tailor-made trips for your church.
Read more about getting involved →