This week’s report is a special onsite report from the Your Camp project, where a camp owned by the Ukrainian SDA church has been hosting a combination of 129 orphans, 80 refugees, and students displaced from the Bucha region of Ukraine.Donate to the Ukraine Emergency Relief Fund here: https://outpostcenters.org/ukraineNote: To support the Ukraine effort, please donate through this link only and not to AudioVerse.

This week’s report is a special onsite report from the Your Camp project, where a camp owned by the Ukrainian SDA church has been hosting a combination of 129 orphans, 80 refugees, and students displaced from the Bucha region of Ukraine.Donate to the Ukraine Emergency Relief Fund here: <a href="https://outpostcenters.org/ukraine" target="_blank">https://outpostcenters.org/ukraine</a>Note: To support the Ukraine effort, please donate through this link only and not to AudioVerse.

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Outpost Centers International

Steve Dickman

Ukraine Live Reports

OCI Ukraine Live Report 1

OCI Ukraine Live Report 2

OCI Ukraine Live Report 3

OCI Ukraine Live Report 4

OCI Ukraine Live Report 5

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OCI Ukraine Live Report 13 -Your Camp Edition

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GIVING TUESDAY: Ukraine Live Report 24

Ukraine Live Report 25

Ukraine Live Report 26

Ukraine Live Report 27: Dental Edition


Okay, let's watch it now. Hi, my name is Steve Dickman, President for Outpost Centers International. We're here today in the Ukraine at the Your Camp Orphanage. Well, it's kind of an orphanage now. It used to be a camp.

Now it's turned into a place where they're taking care of the children. I'm here today with the camp director and the contractor talking about the project we're doing here to build a new building so they can have proper restroom facilities and showers and places for the Children to meet and even some office space for those who are directing the camp here Igor. You're the camp director here How important is this building for what's happening here at your camp? For us, this is the most important building because it's where we take a shower, wash ourselves, and serve our guests. It's 1 of the most important buildings for our time because we take a shower and build a toilet.

It's very important for anytime. We have to dry our clothes and wash our hands. It's the first thing that's important for the kids. It's 1 of the most important for kids. That's why we believe that in a close time we will finish this work.

We also have Mykola, who is our builder and help us finish it in the shortest time. Today we have agreed on the project, everything we will do, so we believe that in the near future God will bless and this place will have the structure that people have been dreaming about. Today we fixed the project on the final way and we hope that sooner the building will be ready. Okay, so there's a little photo of the building. Well, this is a representation of what the building will look like.

And we have Nicola here, who is our contractor. Tell us, Nikola, how long do you think it will finish this project? And I know you're involved personally in the work doing here. We can finish it in 2-3 months. 3 months is the minimum time to finish 3 roofs.

We can finish it in no less than 3 or 2 months. Okay, friends, there you have it. We're in the Ukraine today. Exciting project happening here at your camp. You've been hearing about this project.

Some of you have been participating. Funds have been raised. We're here on phase 1 to get the first phase of this building done, get it up and help these young people to get out of what now I'm going to show you is where they are taking their showers. In the background there you can see the shower buildings and the toilets on the far end just some plywood structures there we're excited to help them get out of this and get into a more permanent facility we're inviting you to go to our website at outpost centers dot org and to donate to the your camp project there you can be a blessing to help this happen soon. They've got about 150 people here at the camp and they're using these temporary showers and toilets until we can get this building finished.

We're inviting you to help us. You can go to our website, you can get involved, you can be a blessing here in the Ukraine. Thank you. Juergen is with me from Child Impact, 1 of our OCI members, really helping out a lot here. Juergen, tell me, what are you doing for your camp and helping the situation here?

Well, we are helping all the orphans who are coming here through, about the war and everything, and we are bringing them supplies for everything and food and everything. Praise God. Yes. Well, thank you to Child Impact and what you're doing. May God bless you and I know that Igor and your camp appreciates the work here And our donors appreciate knowing that Child Impact is helping.

You're here. Thank you. Okay, thank you. Alright. Hi, we're at your camp today.

It's a camp that's been turned into a refugee center and orphanage temporarily or maybe even more permanently depending on how this goes. But I'm here today with Kim Bussell, who is the president of Adventist Help, and Dr. Gregg, who comes to us from California, and he's a volunteer with Adventist Help. And Dr. Gregg, you've been here helping out, being a part of this.

Tell us a little bit about the things that are happening here. Yes, great things are happening here in western Ukraine. The children that we have here at the camp came from southern Ukraine, which was under attack. They came from 3 main orphanages. They were evacuated from there, brought to this part of Ukraine, which is safe for them.

And they're living here in a forest in a summer camp, which has been turned into a year-round camp to keep them safe. They're staying in summer camp cabins that do have heat. Very nice kitchen that's been outfitted with donations from all over the world. And what we have here is our, we're in our clinic, and this has been staffed primarily by a local pediatrician, and I'm here now helping out with the pediatrics because of all the children here. What you see behind me is all the donated medicines and medicines that we bought with donations to provide all the care that these children need.

And over here we have even our IV supplies for emergencies. Now we do have adults here also because the adults are taking care of the children, they're educating them and also guiding them. Because of that, we have to be staffed to take care of adult medical problems and children's medical problems. Additionally, Many of these children have psychological problems because of being adopted and also being refugees of war. And because of that, we have psychologists come in and work with the children.

Kim, you've been a part of Adventist Help for a long time. And you're actually the president of Adventist Help. We have come to your camp together and we've been here for a couple of days. What's your impression of this operation and the involvement and partnership that is between Adventist Help and your camp? Well, you know, Steve, it's been a pleasure to be here.

It's great to see the care these kids are given, the accommodations, the love they have from the camp staff and from the orphanage staff. And from an Adventist health perspective, we're thrilled. We've been wanting to get somebody on board, and Dr. Gregg is our first volunteer doctor to come over here and to lend a hand. The kids love him.

He has a great relationship with him and with the rest of the team. He actually started in Cahoo where we'll go tomorrow and the need here was great. Dr. Urey, who our viewers are familiar with, had made an appeal to Adventist Health. He said, hey, our doctors, our physicians, our nurses, they're getting burned out.

They're working overtime, they're working, you know, day after day after day. Can Adventist Health find some volunteers to come over and lend a hand? And we're thrilled Greg is the first 1 to come and we look forward to more coming to take the burden off the doctors that are that have really been under a lot of pressure over here over the last several weeks. All over Ukraine. All over.

The doctors have just been stretched to the limits And whereas before they used to do primary care, now they're trauma care, taking care of soldiers. And because of that, volunteers from all over the world can come help Adventist Health and fill in those gaps to provide the ongoing medical care for all these children and adults who are facing the horrors of war. All right, great, thank you. It's good to be here in Ukraine at the York Camp and we're looking forward to seeing how God's going to continue to bless the work here. And Thank you for sharing, thank you for the generosity of our donors, and thank you for Adventist Help for all they're doing to help promote the work here.

You can go to our website, you can get involved, you can be generous, you can help this work to continue. May God bless you. We just want to talk to Igor a few minutes about what's happening here at your camp. Igor, tell us a little bit about the history of this camp and where we are right now. In 2006, we started building and hosting the camp here in this place.

We started the camp at this place in 2016. This house behind us is the only building that was here. This great building was the first building that was in this territory. God blessed us a lot. We have the opportunity to hold camps for about 2, 000 children every year.

We have an opportunity to hold camps for about 2, 000 children every year. Our camps are held for 21 days. Sometimes we have camps for 21 days. Last year he was baptized about 84 people, children. This year we have a special camp.

You know about conflict between Russian and Ukrainian and we have a lot of refugees here. These are orphans from 3 boarding schools, Mykolayiv, Pervomaisk and Yuzhnoukrainsk. And here also a lot of children which are from different special places. Thank you. You can see that the children are happy to help us today.

Thank you so much for coming to join our video. These are some of the children here who are staying here at your camp and we're excited to have them as part of our video. Would you like to wave to those who are watching today? All right, thank you very much. So we have lots of kids here from all over Ukraine that are taking refuge here.

And we're excited to be here. Igor, what is the greatest need of your camp today? The greatest need for these kids who are with us in this camp today is shower rooms, toilets, changing rooms, places where you can dry your clothes. We can solve this problem when a place is built where it can be done. What's happening in the background here.

This is the site that will be the site of the new building here. You can see some equipment in the background. We're getting ready to break ground. Actually the ground is already broken. The site is prepared.

The building is getting ready to go up and we're excited. Phase 1 is already in motion. The total project is about $300, 000. About 150, 000 of that has been raised already by generous donors who have become a part of empowering the work of ministering to these refugees and young people who had to be relocated from their former orphanage sites. Igor, what would you like to say to the donors who have been a part of making this project a reality?

We are very thankful for you. You are very kind to all children which need a lot today. We thank you for support such kind of children. Let God bless you and turn you blessing more. Thank you.

Alright, friends, You've heard it right now from the director of your camp, Igor. He's been great to host us here. We've had a chance to see the orphans and the refugees and those who are here helping with that work of taking care of these young people. We're inviting you to continue to be generous as we work to raise the funds needed for phase 2 of this project. About a hundred and 50000 dollars more is needed in order to complete this project as we move forward.

We'll have some photos of the project and the plans and the stuff that we'll put in the background there where you can take a look at that. It's just amazing to see what God is doing here using the staff at your camp, the facilities at your camp, to be a blessing to those who are in a difficult situation. Again we are inviting you to go to our website and to be generous with the Your Camp project as we look forward to completing that and we again we thank you for what you've done so far. May God bless you. You

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