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Ukrainian American House

The platform for effective cooperation between the USA and Ukraine

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The Sponsors Hub team hosted a meeting and assisted sponsors and beneficiaries.

The Meeting for Sponsors and Ukrainian Families under the program Uniting for Ukraine was hosted on our Sponsors Hub platform. This event is significant both for potential sponsors and Americans who have already welcomed a Ukrainian family here in the US. We shared a lot of helpful information: the process of becoming a sponsor, their responsibilities, how to apply, how we can help with this process and provide a family with assistance upon arrival. Invited experts from DHA shed light on available social programs for Ukrainian refugees, and at the end of the meeting, we handled a Q&A session with specialists. This meeting is a part of our Sponsors Hub activity, our Resource and Information Hub that was created in partnership with Welcome.US, and we implement it jointly with SOL Church. Our priority is to educate, provide people with needed resources, refer them to local community services, and assist them during all steps of becoming a sponsor. Keep an eye on our updates, and don't miss the opportunity to attend the next meeting!

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UA House partnered with Welcome.us to launch a Sponsor Hub

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UA House was honored by the Ukrainian Government

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Thanksgiving celebration for Ukrainian refugees in Sacramento

National Multi-subject Testing for Ukrainian graduates was held in the USA

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National Multi-subject Testing for Ukrainian graduates was held in the USA

500 Generators for Ukraine

Consulate General of Ukraine in SF and Ukrainian American House joint initiative to address the energy crisis in Ukraine

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We are working diligently to serve the Ukrainian-American community

Ukrainian American House is a Sacramento Area-based non-profit founded in 2018. By providing an effective platform for bilateral cooperation in the humanitarian, economic, cultural, educational, social, and political spheres we create opportunities for both Ukraine and the United States. We organize fundraisers, cultural events, meetings with Ukrainian and American officials, and networking events dedicated to Ukraine.

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Humanitarian Aid
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Serving the Local Community

Serving the Local Community

Media projects
Media projects

Media projects

Promoting Ukrainian Culture
Promoting Ukrainian Culture

Promoting Ukrainian Culture

Educational programs
Educational programs

Educational programs

Business Network
Business Network

Business Network

Humanitarian Aid
Humanitarian Aid

Humanitarian Aid

Refugee support
Refugee support

Refugee support

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Serving the Local Community

Serving the Local Community

Media projects
Media projects

Media projects

Promoting Ukrainian Culture
Promoting Ukrainian Culture

Promoting Ukrainian Culture

Educational programs
Educational programs

Educational programs

Business Network
Business Network

Business Network

Humanitarian Aid
Humanitarian Aid

Humanitarian Aid

Refugee support
Refugee support

Refugee support

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Serving the Local Community

Serving the Local Community

Media projects
Media projects

Media projects

Promoting Ukrainian Culture
Promoting Ukrainian Culture

Promoting Ukrainian Culture

Educational programs
Educational programs

Educational programs

Business Network
Business Network

Business Network

Humanitarian Aid

With the outbreak of the war, UA House focused on providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine, such as essential medical supplies, personal protective equipment, fully-equipped ambulances, and much more.
Many Ukrainians fled the war and decided to move to the United States and seek shelter. We are working diligently to provide those people with the necessary support by giving consultations on various topics, such as filling out documents, getting a driver's license, obtaining social benefits, and many others.
We are hosting events to engage the local Slavic community to gather and communicate with like-minded people. Every Saturday, we gather around 500 people in a community event called ParaSOLka. We offer complimentary food and drinks, movie nights, helpful consultations, and more activities.
UA House started its own media production. We have created an Inside the War video series to highlight the current situation in Ukraine for American auditory and share some exclusive footage from our videographer Bohdan. Also, we upload a weekly news digest to our social media platforms to increase awareness about the latest war news.
Our mission is to introduce Ukraine's diverse and beautiful culture to American and Slavic communities. We host various events such as fairs, concerts, and contests to embrace Ukrainian traditions and culture. Every year we organize a Ukrainian Fair - an all-day festival filled with fun activities for the whole family! We aim to unite people, businesses, and organizations from around the world to support Ukraine.
UA House's goal is to support the young generation of Ukraine, which is left without an opportunity to receive proper education, and meet their needs to continue learning and receive qualifications. That way, young people will recover the economy when the war is over and give Ukraine a new chance to be prosperous.
Ukrainian American House is focused on fostering relationships between Ukraine and the United States. Through networking, exchanging knowledge and experience, and advocacy efforts, UAH is creating an environment for unification. Our goal is to promote business growth and improve relations to stimulate the economy in both countries.

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If the U.S. think they can avoid confrontation with Russia by staying away from closing skies for Ukraine, they are mistaken. It is the same mistake Great Britain, and the U.S. made when Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia and Austria. Let’s not let history repeat itself.

Vlad Skots, Chairman

Vlad Skots

The critical thing is that Ukraine survives as a sovereign, independent European democracy. This is critically important… Ukraine is now seen as part of the European family. They’re being offered candidate status to join the EU. They have established their identity as a state, as a European state, and everyone feels themselves to be Ukrainians and proud to be Ukrainians—so Ukraine is not going away.

Kurt Volker, Former US Special Envoy for Ukraine

Kurt Volker

If the U.S. think they can avoid confrontation with Russia by staying away from closing skies for Ukraine, they are mistaken. It is the same mistake Great Britain, and the U.S. made when Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia and Austria. Let’s not let history repeat itself.

Vlad Skots, Chairman

Vlad Skots

The critical thing is that Ukraine survives as a sovereign, independent European democracy. This is critically important… Ukraine is now seen as part of the European family. They’re being offered candidate status to join the EU. They have established their identity as a state, as a European state, and everyone feels themselves to be Ukrainians and proud to be Ukrainians—so Ukraine is not going away.

Kurt Volker, Former US Special Envoy for Ukraine

Kurt Volker

Community event ParaSOLka

Assistance to Ukrainian refugees in Sacramento during the war in Ukraine

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Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital

Providing Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital in Kyiv with the Necessary Equipment

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National Multi-Subject Testing at UA House

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The main idea of the project is to evacuate and meet the essential needs of the less protected ones for the period of the war: orphan kids, kids deprived of parental custody and care and kids in complicated life circumstances. The mission of this project is to save children’s lives, to preserve their physical and mental health for the period of war in Ukraine.

There are new rocket attacks on Kyiv. There are new victims. There is new destruction. Please continue supporting Ukraine.

Ohmatdyt is the largest children's hospital in Ukraine. It is of utmost importance that the hospital continues to operate even under the most difficult and severe times of conflict. UA House has prioritized supplying Ohmatdyt with all the necessary medical equipment to continue to provide life-saving treatments to children and adults during the war.

About 1 million Ukrainians are experiencing food shortages. We deliver grocery packages for those in need. We distribute 10,000 grocery packages per month, but we can do much more. The cost of one grocery package delivery is only $4.00. Please support our project and make a difference today.

UA House united Church, Business, and Community leaders together in prayer for Ukraine. The Ukrainian American Prayer Breakfast was dedicated to the Independence Day of Ukraine.

About 800,000 Ukrainians lost their homes due to russian invasion. Russian troops destroyed more than 15 million square meters of Ukrainian housing. The most damage is in the Donetsk, Kharkiv, Kyiv and Chernihiv regions.

For the first time ever Ukrainian high-school graduates were able to take the Ukrainian National Test outside of their home country.

The Ukrainian Independence Day Banquet was hosted by the UA House and Consulate General of Ukraine in San Francisco.

The main idea of the project is to evacuate and meet the essential needs of the less protected ones for the period of the war: orphan kids, kids deprived of parental custody and care and kids in complicated life circumstances. The mission of this project is to save children’s lives, to preserve their physical and mental health for the period of war in Ukraine.

There are new rocket attacks on Kyiv. There are new victims. There is new destruction. Please continue supporting Ukraine.

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UA HOUSE is a 501(c)3 registered non-profit organization (Registered Charity Number: C4181477) dedicated to raising awareness about Ukraine in the US and throughout the world and providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

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