Over 100 families have come to Cambridgeshire thanks to visa advice and support from Cambridge4Ukraine;

We helped researchers from Ukraine find housing and shelter in the UK via collaboration with Cambridge University (Ukrainian Academic Support Scheme);

 We have established cooperation with city, regional and local councils organizations in Cambridgeshire;

Cambridge4Ukraine became part of the UK-wide network of Ukrainian organizations Ukraine Hub UK;

We have issued over a 100 "welcome packs" (food, hygiene, clothes supplies) to those who have been forced to move from Ukraine to Cambridgeshire;

We provided emergency assistance to people from the refugee community (flight tickets to Britain, a short-term hostel in emergency situations, support for people from disability);

We started the tradition of Ukrainian meetings every Saturday for Ukrainian community in Cambridge;

We were active in the media, making refugees' voices heard, especially in the first months of a full scale invasion;

We organised English language classes run by volunteers for those who were forced to move from Ukraine to Cambridgeshire;

We created a newsletter that is received by about 500 people in the region;

We provided employment support through individual consultations, information events and a list of vacancies;

We conducted educational events in cooperation with the city council on social issues housing, employment and accommodation in the region;

We organised a support club for entrepreneurs from Ukraine (CEO Club);

We created a "Mriya" Saturday Ukrainian community educational project for children;

We organised cultural events in Cambridge to create a positive image of Ukraine in Great Britain. 

Cambridge City Council grant (2023) to cover the cost of the 'welcome packs' for refugees.

Refugee Council grant (2023) in support of the activities of the 'Mriya' educational project for Ukrainian children in Cambridgeshire.