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2010 Was a Year of Change
We have completely finished and furnished a third unit and moved in a family with eight children! Currently, we have three families with a total of 28 children living in Dyetski Dom. What a joy it is to see these kids thrive and blossom in this environment.


We are expanding!
After much discussion and prayer, we have decided to expand our ministry into another hospital. We are currently working on the details to open our third abandoned baby ward. This will allow us to reach more abandoned and neglected infants and toddlers in two cities.


In 2010, we received donations from over 170 individuals and organizations. Thank you to all for your generous support!


If you would like more information on Mulberry’s ministries, please contact us at

Mulberry International
PO Box 43623
Louisville, KY 40253.


Prayer Requests

Praises:

New children in transitional living homes and foster families
New ministry in another hospital's baby ward
Impactful summer camps for underprivileged and at-risk children

Prayer Requests:

Wisdom for staff and parents
Emotional, psychological, and physical health for the children we serve
Children's spiritual transformation
Funding for ministry growth
More ministry partners
Political and economic stability in Ukraine

Ministry Needs:

Van for the Chernov family
Funds to finish the last apartment at Dyetski Dom
School age children's clothing and shoes

Mulberry Short-Term Team Needs:

Parent Training/Encouragement-
Our foster parents are dealing with large blended families, often with children who have physical or emotional challenges. Any training in parenting skills is well received. Plus, the encouragement is always greatly appreciated.

Vacation Bible School and Camps-

Between foster families and street children, Mulberry is touching about one hundred children at any one time. Day Camps and VBS activities can range from crafts to field trips to the beach. Lessons can be prepared for almost any age group and in any topic, as long as they are interactive and practical. Our kids are smart and eager to learn new skills! Sewing, making bead jewelry, handymen/women, or computer skills are always helpful. Of course, special talents like music, juggling or clowning are a big plus.

Light Construction-

The list of projects is almost endless and can be tailored to each team’s skill level. Projects could include cleaning, painting, hanging wallpaper, plastering, installing lighting or plumbing fixtures, grounds keeping or carpentry.