Thanks to your donations we were able to collect money to purchase and sent to Ukraine the 9th ambulance and it already fulfils its important mission!

As part of Ukrainian Week in the UK, Queen's University Belfast hosted a conference to discuss the themes of historical memory, identity and belonging, with academic contributions. Participant were joined by representatives from the Ukrainian Government.

During the exhibition of Icons on Ammunition Boxes in Armagh, we were able to raise a total of £3 500 and 25€ to support humanitarian needs in Ukraine — £400 and 25€ in charitable donations and £3100 from the sale of icons.

On Friday 17 October 2025 the Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Alderman Stephen Moutray attended the Charity Exhibition & Art sale – Icons on Ammunition Boxes from Ukraine and met with some of Ukrainians in Northern Ireland.

We are deeply grateful to Armagh Robinson Library & No5 for opening its doors — and its heart — to host the Charity Exhibition & Art sale – Icons on Ammunition Boxes from Ukraine, the first of its kind here in Northern Ireland.

The Ukrainians in Northern Ireland were delighted to learn of today's meeting between the Alan Moore Honorary Consul for Ukraine and Northern Ireland with the Ambassador for Ukraine in the United Kingdom General Valerii Zaluzhnyi in London today

On 24th August, 2025, the annual multicultural festival Belfast MELA took place in Belfast, where Ukrainians in Northern Ireland proudly represented Ukrainian culture, and marked Ukraine’s Independence Day together.

On 24th August 2025, the Ukrainians in Northern Ireland marked the 34th anniversary of Ukraine’s Independence. On the eve of this special day, we gathered at The Jethro Centre in Lurgan to feel our Strength, Spirit, and Faith, and to thank the people of Northern Ireland for their unwavering help and support.