Our projects

In this difficult time for the whole country, we do not forget about the prisoners. This is a category of the population that cannot make their own decisions about relocation and does not have the opportunity to take care of their own livelihood. BECAUSE “BDOMPV” is concerned not only about those who are in prisons, but also about the families of prisoners.

Correctional colony workers heroically perform their duties. Despite everything, they keep calm and remain faithful to their duties. We express great respect and support to each of them.

Protection of rights and freedoms is one of the highest values of a developed society. Therefore, from the very foundation of “BDOMPV” we take care of providing rest and recovery for children whose parents are in prisons and children of correctional colony workers.

Renovation of prison cells is one of the projects of the International Association of Prison Service, which will allow Ukrainian prisoners to have better conditions of detention.

Spiritual care is one of the most important tasks of our Mission. Ministers of the Orthodox Church, Roman Catholic, Greek Catholic and various Protestant religious communities united in order to change the future of prisoners.

A person who was behind bars for some time did not think about where he would live, with what funds and with what he would pay for housing, food and other household items (the state was concerned about this)…

The Prisoner’s Journey is a Christian education program for prisoners that has helped thousands of convicts around the world make real life changes. It consists of 8 interactive lessons, during which prisoners study the Gospel from Mark, have the opportunity to repent of their sins, communicate about their concerns and receive answers to important questions.

The Listen to Believe program was developed by the International Association of Prison Ministries – PFI.

Prison Fellowship International is a non-governmental organization that has consultative status (category II) with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. Prison Fellowship International (PFI) actively promotes peace and justice and provides assistance to prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families in 120 countries around the world.