February 24, 2026

As a Community Support Partner, UA House provided services during the “Stand With Ukraine” gathering.

On February 24, UA House served as a Community Support Partner, at the big community gathering “Stand With Ukraine”, providing direct outreach and service information to approximately 500 attendees.

UA House was honored to participate in the “Stand With Ukraine” community gathering, where approximately 500 attendees came together to mark four years of Ukraine’s resilience and to express solidarity with the Ukrainian people.

As a Community Support Partner of the event, UA House provided information about available services and support for newcomers and Ukrainian families currently residing in the United States under the U4U and TPS programs. Many individuals remain in the process of adaptation, employment search, and building a pathway toward long-term self-sufficiency.

Throughout the event, our team connected directly with community members, answered questions, and shared guidance on case management, employment support, and other available assistance programs. We were grateful for the opportunity to ensure that individuals and families navigating transition have access to trusted information and practical resources.

UA House remains committed to serving the community by expanding access to services, strengthening outreach efforts, and supporting families on their path toward stability and independence.

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