Step Up Orphan Opportunity Centre

Our schools are located in Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Moscow region (Mytischi, Pushkin, Ivanteyevka).
We are also working with schools partners throughout Russia and the CIS.

More than 10 years on the market of corporate training
12 languages teaching
More than 200 teachers from different countries of the world
More than 90 clients
More than 8000 students

It is part of the Eastern Archdeaconry of the European diocese of Gibraltar, which, in turn, is part of the Church of England Archdiocese of Canterbury.

Our main activities are:

1. Informational support for charity projects and initiatives
2. The co-ordination of charity work in Moscow, including the division of spheres of responsibility
3. Assistance with the development, introduction and replication of humanitarian and social initiatives
4. The delivery of consulting and training services
5. The provision of analytical services

The company is a family enterprise, founded in 1828.

Manages the company Thomas Bruch, representative of the fifth generation of this family. In Russia, the “globe” is present since 2006, when it opened its first hypermarket in Moscow city Shchyolkovo.

To date, successfully working six hypermarkets in Vladimir, Klimovsk, Korolev, Moscow region, Shchelkovo, Yaroslavl.

The initial mission of ARC was to provide volunteers, donations and assistance to State orphanages. In time the focus shifted, as it became clear that the prevention of children entering institutional care was what was really needed. Instead ARC volunteers started to work with Russian charities who were providing child-centered care in a community and family orientated environment. ARC began to provide material donations, advice with fundraising and assistance with grant applications, often establishing the first link between these NGOs and potential sponsors. ARC also raised its own funds and began a system of awarding annual financial grants.

ARC was officially registered as a UK charity in 1997 and the projects that we support today are dynamic and effective examples of the best available care for children with special needs. Many projects supported by ARC have grown considerably in scope offering leading therapies, rehabilitation and advice for disadvantaged children and their families. Some have been recognised as models of best practice and are being replicated in other parts of Russia.

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