Jaclyn Hayes
Ukrainian National Crisis Pregnancy Aid Hotline - Ukraine
The Ukrainian National Crisis Pregnancy Aid Hotline is a charitable organization.
Our Vision: Saving the lives of unborn children and the salvation of their mothers and fathers.
Our Mission: To help women who are in crisis due to pregnancy, to make a choice in favor of life. Reducing the number of abortions in Ukraine. Changing the mentality of the Ukrainian people on the issue of the value of human life.
In Ukraine, 67% of women, who have had an abortion admit that they would save their pregnancy and their child's future if they had support and financial assistance. We began our work in the spring of 2013.
Thanks to the charitable contributions of caring people, we can support these women with food, clothing, childcare, and household items, support before and after childbirth, provide accommodation, and help with paperwork, if necessary.
As a result, women who received help and care remain pregnant and new Ukrainians are born. Mother and child get a new life and a future. These are usually women (families) in difficult life circumstances. For them, this is a challenge and a problem that they find difficult to cope with on their own. In this difficult time for women (families), we are there to help with special needs and support women when they need it the most. We want them to know there is hope. There is hope today, and there is hope for the future.
This all is made possible by the dedicated work of the fund specialists and volunteers.- Qualified online counseling
- Phone and in-person counseling
- Practical assistance with food, clothing, childcare items
- Comprehensive assistance (counseling, accommodation in the House of Transformation, preparation, and support before and after childbirth).
Our basic principles are acceptance, personalized approach, and high competency.
The attitude to the murder of unborn children in Ukraine is the attitude to each other and to the world. Our country exists only because we are alive: Ukraine can’t exist without its people.
The war in Ukraine
Everything that’s happening now in Ukraine is heartache for us. We are losing Ukrainian children being murdered in occupied cities and the number of abortions increased and are being massively performed. The Lord shook us hard and called us to enter a new spiritual position. We can be light for a lot of people by spreading the Gospel. We are trying to show our clients the spiritual reality of what has been happening.
Our organization is not big but mobile, we don’t need bureaucracy. This gives us the ability to help women directly and react fast to the needs our clients have.
Our ministry center is in the Western part of Ukraine in the city of Ivano-Frankivsk. A huge number of refugees from the east occupied cities among them pregnant women and women with newborn babies escape to this part of Ukraine which is not occupied. The majority of them have serious PTSD and need counseling. Some need humanitarian help: food, medication, clothes, care items for babies, and housing. Through counseling, material, and financial support we are sharing God’s love with them. We are trying to answer their needs as much as we can with everything we have.
Now we provide housing and all necessary care for two pregnant women, one of them with a 2-year-old toddler whose house in Lysychansk (Luhansk region) was destroyed. We also take care of 12 pregnant women that escaped from occupation and each day we receive more women in crisis pregnancies.
We would like to invite you to become our prayer and financial partners to save lives of the unborn children in Ukraine and contribute to the future of Ukraine.
All financial gifts received designated for our approved “alliance” affiliates will be forwarded to them in a reasonable timeframe (usually upon exceeding $250US). Heartbeat International deducts $30 plus 3% from the transfer, to help defray internal cost for money transfers, currency conversion, clerical costs, bank fees, and any processing fees that might be charged. Should any funds be unable to be forwarded – primarily related to the recipient - they may be re-allocated for similar international work.
Kayla's Story
KAYLA’S STORY
Serenity Grace— Born January 2021
It was May of 2020, and the world was still on a Covid-19 lockdown when Kayla learned she was pregnant. Unfortunately, her new relationship became explosive and she had to end it. Now in her thirties, with two older children, the thought of starting over while alone as a single mother was overwhelming. Though she had always identified as a pro-life Christian, panic set in and she began to believe abortion was her only option.
Determined to try to “fix” her situation, Kayla began a chemical abortion. “I took it (the first abortion pill) in hand and for a few seconds I looked down at the pill,” she recalled. “The still small voice saying, ‘Kayla, what are you doing? Are you sure about this?’ That voice was drowned out by an ever-louder voice, she said, shouting, ‘It’s too late, you’re already here and you’ve already made your decision so follow through!’”
After swallowing the first abortion pill and being sent home with the second pill, Kayla felt “cold, numb, alone and afraid.” Less than 24-hours after, she cried out to God asking Him to save her baby.
Kayla searched the internet for help and found Heartbeat International`s Abortion Pill Reversal website. She was connected to a compassionate nurse who answered her questions and found a local provider to begin the progesterone reversal treatment to save her baby`s life. In addition, Kayla began a cross-country move from CA to FL the day after starting the abortion pill reversal regimen, and Heartbeat’s network was able to provide her with immediate help from coast to coast.
In January of 2021, she delivered a healthy baby girl named Serenity Grace. Kayla told Heartbeat, “I hope to encourage, even if just one woman, to trust God if you are, like I was, in a dark and scary place of an unwanted or unplanned pregnancy, because life is a gift. There is hope. Trust God! For His love is everlasting.”
Interested in helping more women like Kayla? Visit hbi.life/socialgive to give today.
