Here is a picture and brief profile of each of the boys...
Fedya Pichahchi
Age: 15
Date of Birth: 17.12.1996
Town of Birth: Village near Mariupol, Ukraine
Family History:
Came to the orphanage in 2010
after the death of his father.
His mom has been considered
missing since 2007.
Fedya has a younger sister
who is in the orphanage, too. They are very close. He has an aunt who lives in Russia but comes
to Mariupol in summer and spends time with him.
Interests:
Fedya likes sports and is
considered to be a leader in his class.
Fedya is planning to study welding.
Character:
His weak point is being
short-tempered sometimes.
Vadim Golokov
Age: 15
Date of Birth: 11.03.1997
Town of Birth: Village near Donetsk, Ukraine
Family History:
Came to the orphanage in 2008.
His parents lost their
parental rights in 2008. Shortly after
loosing her parental rights, his mother died. He has an older sister who lives
in Western Ukraine and a grandmother who calls him from time to time.
Interests:
Vadim likes table tennis,
soccer and participates in school shows.
He is planning to study welding.
Character:
He is a friendly and sociable
person but loses his temper sometimes.
Zhenya Dolgov
Age: 18
Date of Birth: 10.04.1994
Town of Birth: Harzyzsk, Ukraine
Family
History:
Came to the Mariupol orphanage #1 in 2003
His mom died soon after she lost her parental
rights and his dad is missing. Zhenya
has an older sister but she hasn’t visited him while he was in the orphanage.
Interests:
He is fond of different kinds of sports, can
draw well and play the drums.
Character:
His teachers characterize him as a boy without
any problems in behavior. Zhenya is shy
and considers that to be his drawback.
He neither smokes nor drinks alcohol.
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Oleg was born on June 30, 1991. He has an older brother and an older sister. He grew up in the orphanage in Dzerzhinsk, Ukraine. In August of 2008, Oleg came to live at the transitional living center. He studied at the trade school and graduated in 2010. 