The UIC "Malva" project will aim to provide Ukrainian war refugees with the missing services necessary to cope with the consequences of losses, live in a quality new living environment and integrate into it. In cooperation with local public and state organizations, mobilizing both the local and the refugee community, refugees of all age groups will be provided with the necessary psychological, educational, cognitive and counseling services.
The project is intended for war refugees in Ukraine of various ages - both children and adults.
From 2023 October 1 until 2024 October 1 UIC "Malva" implemented the project "Emotional stability and social, cultural, cognitive integration of Ukrainian war refugees in Šiauliai region", which was financed by the US Embassy in Vilnius / U.S. Embassy Vilnius.
in 2024 August 24 A commemoration-concert dedicated to Ukraine's Independence Day was held at the Šiauliai Amphitheater.
in 2024 August 24 4:00 p.m. The 33rd anniversary of Ukraine's Independence will be celebrated in the amphitheater of Šiauliai (Vilniaus St. 153). We kindly invite everyone to participate in the solemn celebration and extraordinary concert.
When the weather warmed up, the children and mothers of "Malva" visited the stud farm together with the psychologist Julia Krasnovydova.
Every nation has its heroes. For Ukrainians, such a cult figure is the poet, writer, artist Taras Shevchenko (1814-1861) - a person who became a symbol of Ukrainian national revival.
A beautiful tradition - the birthday of UIC "Malva" in Šiauliai Ch. In the yard of Frenkel's villa.
It was mentioned for the first time only after the start of operations in 2022. during the Friendship Picnic. And this time we decided to celebrate by showing as much attention as possible to families and children, encouraging communication between Lithuanians and Ukrainians.
in 2024 April 28 Taking advantage of the opportunities provided by the project "Emotional stability and social, cultural, cognitive integration of Ukrainian war refugees in the Šiauliai region", the UIC "Malva" community traveled to the Pakruoi manor, the largest in Lithuania, full of spring.
in 2024 March 9 The 210th anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko (1814-1861) was celebrated solemnly, but warmly and comfortably, in the hall of the "Laipų" gallery.
If you are interested in Ukrainian culture, we suggest starting a deeper acquaintance with the work of Taras Shevchenko (1814-1861), an artist, poet, creator of the new Ukrainian literature and literary language, a literary classic whose work had a great influence on the Ukrainian nation.
"Winter, winter, run away from the yard!", chanted the participants of the Mardi Gras fun and in unison, who gathered at the Daugyvės Museum in the ethnographic village of Kleboniškii.
