At our recent #CPGonUkraine meeting, Magda Czarnecka, CEO, @FeniksCentre, shared urgent findings on the mental health crisis among displaced Ukrainians in Scotland. See the presentation:

At #CPGonUkraine on “Vulnerabilities & Protection Gaps,” @pokhylyy of UkrainianVictoryCampaign stressed the need for truthful info on Ukraine & highlighted hurdles with some intl. bodies. UVC has led 100+ actions, 6 fundraisers, 5 urgent requests & 20+ projects. Stronger

Grateful to hear from Consul Andrii Madzianovskyi at our CPG meeting. He spoke on the daily reality of war, the responsibility of Ukrainians abroad, and thanked Scotland for its continued support. Special thanks to @uartlach for his role in the recently signed 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇺🇦 MoU.

Honoured to welcome back Gen. @ZaluzhnyiUA, Ukraine’s Ambassador to the UK, for an address to the @CPGUkraine . He urged continued support, military & non-military, and pressure through sanctions, incl. against the shadow fleet. @UkrEmbLondon

RT @MFA_Ukraine: Today, as Ukraine celebrates Constitution Day, we honor the foundation of our statehood, democracy, and the rights and fre….

We were proud to welcome the “Rebirth of Ukraine” mission to Scotland – a landmark visit by mayors and business leaders led by Mayors’ Club Ukraine. Organised with our Business & Economy Group, it marked a powerful step toward recovery and long-term partnership 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇦

Investor’s Guide for Scottish Companies: New Resource for Engaging with Ukraine’s Recovery. As Ukraine moves toward long-term recovery, international partnerships and investment will be central to rebuilding a stronger, more resilient economy. That’s why we’re proud to share a.

Happy Vyshyvanka Day!. Every year on the third Thursday of May, Ukrainians around the world don their vyshyvanka — the traditional embroidered shirt — not just as a symbol of heritage, but as a statement of unity and resilience. It’s a coded language, stitched across generations.

The CPG’s Education Working Group reports strong Scotland–Ukraine links: joint university projects, a school twinning initiative, and the launch of the Ukrainian Politics Network on global geopolitical research. #UkraineScotland #EducationTwinning

The CPG’s Communities and Resettlement Working Group has expanded its remit to include communities, reflecting its broader focus on integration, community development, and long-term support for Ukrainians across Scotland. #CPGonUkraine #SupportForUkraine #CommunityIntegration

The Business & Economy WG, together with partners, is organising a webinar (14 May): Exploring.Business Opportunities in Ukraine for Scottish Companies . 10:00–12:00 BST | Online. #UkraineBusiness #CPGUkraine

The CPG’s Health & Wellbeing Group.reports a growing network of displaced Ukrainian doctors in Scotland. Many face barriers to requalification, costly exams & limited support—yet some are now practising again. #MentalHealthMatters.#CommunitySupport

From exhibitions to cultural exchanges, the CPG’s Culture Working Group.highlights recent initiatives across Scotland: “The Weight We Cared” – stories o.Displacement Music & film at Heartbeats of Ukraine.Ukrainian-Scottish unity at Burns & Rumi Supper.Heritage site in

“We have lost everything… but you can’t.burn a song.”.Prof. Nigel Osborne joined the CPG on.Ukraine to share how trauma-informed.arts are helping Ukrainian children &.soldiers heal. Culture is resilience, identity & change. #UkraineScotland #CultureForChange

Deeply grateful to Ben Macpherson MSP and the Consulate of Ukraine for hosting "Icons on Ammo.Boxes" at The Scottish Parliament on April 1st. This powerful project, exhibited in 21 countries, transforms tools of war into symbols of hope. ✨.#SupportUkraine #ArtForPeace

We were pleased to welcome.Volodymyr Sheiko, Director of the.Ukrainian Institute, to the CPG on.Ukraine to share the Institute’s cultural.work in the UK & Scotland. Over 70 UK.projects delivered since 2017, including.partnerships with major Scottish.festivals.

The CPG heard from Ukrainian MP.Yevheniia Kravchuk, who reflected on.her visit to Edinburgh and the idea of a.Ukrainian Institute branch in Scotland. She highlighted culture as key to.resilience and thanked Scottish partners.for their support. #UkraineScotland

Meet Nataliya Lyalyuk, headteacher of St. Mary's Ukrainian School in Glasgow. Under her leadership, the school offers Ukrainian children affected by war a supportive environment to continue their education and maintain cultural ties. Through classes in language, literature,