History
Nazarene Ministry of Help a nonprofit organization was established in February of 1992 by collecting clothes, food and medical equipment to assist the suffering communities of the former Soviet Union. Over the years we have expanded our branches to Washington and California and to the republics of the former Soviet Union such as Ukraine, Moldova, Kazahstan, Russia, Kirgistan and Belarussia.

We have organized rehabilitation centers, nursing facilities for elders orphanages and facilities for homeless people in the capitals of the republics mentioned above. In addition we assist low income families with food and clothing so the children can finish their education and have a better future. Average family in Russia has eight to fifteen children.
 

Values

• Friendly and positive environment
• Demonstrate respect for differences
• Foster innovation and creativity
• Show honesty, fairness, compassion, integrity and accountability in all interactions
• Maintain safe, functional and adaptive facilities

Vision
Our belief is to help people become economically self-sufficient so they can have a better future. The assistance we provide speaks loudly of the United States as an independent and  human oriented country.

Mission
Help people to help themselves. Support and encourage people in the former Soviet Union to become economically independent.

Family to Family
Families in the United States helping former Soviet Union families during the times of transformation from communism to open market economy.