Where we work

For over 60 years, Mission Without Borders has been working in Eastern Europe, where the impact and oppression of communism is still felt more than 30 years after its collapse.

Despite the fall of the iron curtain decades ago, many families' living conditions remain poor and there are few economic opportunities to create a better future for themselves and their children.

Discover more about the six countries we work in and the incredible impact of our work made possible through the faithful support of our donors here in Canada and across the globe.  

Albania →

Mission Without Borders first started working in Albania in 1992 – not long after the collapse of the communist regime in 1991.

Bosnia and Herzegovina →

Mission Without Borders started up in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995 as the brutal war ended.

Bulgaria →

Bulgaria, a predominantly Orthodox Christian nation in the western Balkans, was a Communist state from 1944 until 1989.

Moldova →

Thanks to our generous sponsors, we have been working in Moldova since 1998.

Romania →

Mission Without Borders began working in Romania at the beginning of the 1980s.

Ukraine →

When Ukraine became an independent nation in 1991, it was one of the poorest Soviet republics.