On 16 September 2026, Kateryna Zaichyk, a representative of a Ukrainian charitable organisation, attended a special event hosted by the Coalition of Aid and Development Agencies in Northern Ireland (CADA) at Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast.

On 16 September 2026, Kateryna Zaichyk, a representative of a Ukrainian charitable organisation, attended a special event hosted by the Coalition of Aid and Development Agencies in Northern Ireland (CADA) at Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast.

Today, 13.09.2026, Ukrainian children in Belfast gathered in a Ukrainian schoolyard for the very first time. Now, far from their homeland, they stood together to begin a new chapter in their education and their lives.

Representatives of the Ukrainians in Northern Ireland Charity took part in the installation and grand opening of the "SYMBOL OF HOPE EXHIBITION" in Rush.

The Ukrainian community in Northern Ireland once again proudly took part in Belfast MELA, one of Northern Ireland’s major multicultural celebrations, bringing Ukrainian culture, traditions and history to the heart of Belfast and marking Ukraine’s Independence Day together with the wider community

We are delighted to announce that our 10th ambulance has now been delivered to Ukraine, continuing our commitment to providing practical humanitarian assistance to those affected by the war. This is the 10th ambulance and the 12th vehicle in total that our charity has sent to Ukraine.

Today we celebrate Ukraine’s Independence Day — a day of strength, unity, resilience and love for our homeland. Last Saturday 22.08.2026, our Ukrainian community took part in the Mela Carnival, and we were honoured to carry the Ukrainian flag.