Our founder, Dell Loy Hansen, recently spoke at the ReBuild Ukraine conference in Warsaw, presenting the impactful initiatives of Hansen Mission in Ukraine. The event provided a key platform to discuss Ukraine's reconstruction and attract international investments.

Highlighted projects included Hansen Village, housing reconstruction programs, infrastructure for internally displaced persons, and the construction of clinics and schools.

We are thrilled about the opening of Senior Chudo Village 2 and the start of a new phase of move-ins. These homes represent more than just shelter; they symbolize safety, dignity, and a fresh start. Many more elderly internally displaced persons (IDPs) will finally sleep peacefully, surrounded by a community that cares deeply for their well-being.

We’re excited to share a heartwarming story as we prepare for a new wave of move-ins at Senior Chudo Village 2. Among the soon-to-be residents are Volodymyr and Valentyna, who finally have something to look forward to for the first time in years of war.

Even in the hardest times, Ukrainians continue to inspire with their humility and gratitude for the good that comes their way. This Thanksgiving, as we celebrate a holiday centered around thankfulness, we want to share a story that embodies resilience and gratitude.

Earlier this November, we celebrated the grand opening of Senior Chudo Village 2—a milestone filled with hope and joy. One of our honored guests for this special occasion was U.S. Ambassador Bridget A. Brink. Her presence symbolized the vital international support and solidarity that Ukraine needs during these challenging times.

Recently, friends from America, including Dell Loy Hansen's children and the Wasatch Group team, visited Sloboda Village in the Chernihiv region. Their visit fostered a heartwarming exchange of support and gratitude.

We were honored to welcome Ukraine’s First Lady, Olena Zelenska, to Hansen Village for a truly special meeting.

This was a chance to show how Hansen Village has become a place of hope and new beginnings for over 300 families who lost their homes to the war. Our mission is about more than just housing—it’s about creating a safe and caring community where people can start anew with confidence in a brighter future.

Michael Fitzgerald, a 67-year-old doctor and former military veteran from the United States, left behind the serenity of retirement to confront the challenges of rebuilding lives in war-torn Ukraine. Guided by an unwavering sense of purpose, Michael answered a higher calling—to serve where the need is greatest.

Over 30,000 tulip bulbs, the finest from the Netherlands, have been planted with care across all Hansen villages. This effort, made possible through the generosity of our Dutch partners, showcases the strength of collaboration in times of need.

The first 12 homes of the Phoenix Project in Andriivka village, Kyiv region, are nearing completion. For the families who lost their houses, this marks the end of a long journey and the start of a new chapter. This Christmas, they will be able to celebrate in homes of their own once again

What might seem like a peaceful, ordinary day in this video is truly a gift for many in Ukraine. For a long time, days for these residents meant hiding in basements from explosions, clearing shrapnel from their yards, and enduring the hardships brought by Russian occupants.

It's hard to believe that Senior Chudo Village has been a home for so many senior war victims for a whole year now. Today, it has blossomed into Ukraine's first-of-its-kind senior living community, offering not just shelter, but a fresh start for those who lost everything due to the war.

The construction of Senior Chudo Village is almost complete, and we are thrilled to welcome another 200 elderly individuals into our big family at Hansen Ukrainian Mission.

September has been incredibly productive. Following an unforgettable trip to Disneyland with children from Hansen Village and Hansen Apartments, our founder, Dell Loy Hansen, visited Ukraine to assess the progress of ongoing projects and reconnect with those who have become part of the Hansen Ukrainian Mission family.

For both the children and their accompanying parents, this escape from the harsh realities of war was a much-needed chance to immerse themselves in a world of joy and fantasy. The memories of this trip will undoubtedly stay with them for a long time.

“This was truly incredible. Thank you so much for this journey. I myself returned to childhood.” — Mom from Hansen Village

Since 2023, we've proudly employed over 1,000 local construction workers, offering stable jobs and helping families regain stability in these challenging times. Each worker is part of a greater mission to restore our beautiful country and make it even better.

We are proud to announce that the renovation of the destroyed clubhouse is now complete. The clubhouse offers various amenities, including study rooms, a gym, offices, and a kitchen.

More than 70 children who are orphans, half-orphans, or have parents in captivity departed on an unforgettable trip to the world of magic.

The founder of Hansen Ukrainian Mission, Dell Loy Hansen, recently had the honor of meeting with the current vice president of the United States, Kamala Harris.

The grand opening of the elementary school in Hansen Village was an actual celebration. Our school is the place that united children from all over Ukraine, and these kids deserve to receive a quality education in a peaceful and supportive atmosphere.