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As the devastating war against Ukraine continues, there is ongoing need for medical and humanitarian supplies for those affected.
Your kind donations will go towards sending medical aid, food, hygiene & warm clothing to those in need.
Reading Ukrainian Community Centre, 21 Sidmouth St, Reading RG1 4QZ
Reading Ukrainian Community Centre, 21 Sidmouth St, Reading RG1 4QZ
Reading Ukrainian Community Centre, 21 Sidmouth St, Reading RG1 4QZ
The Reading Ukrainian Library offers a welcoming space for displaced Ukrainians and the wider community to connect through culture, learnin...
Reading Ukrainian Community Centre, 21 Sidmouth St, Reading RG1 4QZ
Reading Ukrainian Community Centre, 21 Sidmouth St, Reading RG1 4QZ
Mal'va will be open offering their delicious cakes,coffees and Ukrainian food. Food to eat in or take-away!
Reading Ukrainian Community Centre, 21 Sidmouth St, Reading RG1 4QZ
Reading Ukrainian Community Centre, 21 Sidmouth St, Reading RG1 4QZ
If you would like to join our community choir 'Kryla' . please get in touch with us on how to join.
Reading Ukrainian Community Centre, 21 Sidmouth St, Reading RG1 4QZ
Reading Ukrainian Community Centre, 21 Sidmouth St, Reading RG1 4QZ
Join us for both Ukrainian and english board games.
Reading Ukrainian Community Centre, 21 Sidmouth St, Reading RG1 4QZ
The Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain (AUGB) is the largest representative body for Ukrainians and those of Ukrainian descent in the UK. We exist to develop, promote and support the interests of the Ukrainian community in the UK. .
The Association was founded in 1946 by Ukrainians who came to Great Britain at the end of the Second World War
AUGB organise various campaigns, programmes or exhibitions to promote and commemorate aspects of Ukrainian history and culture. For example, to raise awareness, they have held events annually across the country to commemorate the 1932-33 Holodomor in which millions of Ukrainians, including a third of Ukraine’s children, were forcibly starved to death.
The catalogue of similar events relating to poignant Ukrainian anniversaries, prominent national historical figures or current events are too long to list in this brief introduction, but they are significant and take place on national and local scales.
The Reading Ukrainian Library provides a welcoming, supportive environment where displaced Ukrainians and the wider Reading community can share in cultural, educational, and social opportunities.
By offering access to over 700 books in Ukrainian and English, the library ensures that cultural heritage is preserved and shared, allowing individuals to engage in lifelong learning and maintain a connection with their roots while integrating into Reading’s diverse social fabric.