AUGB Annual General Meeting in Huddersfield 2021

WHO ARE WE?

The Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain (AUGB) is the largest representative body for Ukrainians and those of Ukrainian descent in the UK. It exists to develop, promote and support the interests of the Ukrainian community in the UK.

Founded in 1946

  • Our Association was founded in 1946 by Ukrainians who came to Great Britain at the end of the Second World War
  • We operate a network of local AUGB branches, most of them with their own social/cultural centres across the UK
  • At local level, we support Ukrainian Community Schools, Day Centres and a range of cultural and social activities
  • We have a highly respected Shevchenko Library & Archive in London. Since our inception we have published a large number of books, periodicals & newspapers
  • We work closely with other community organisations, including the Association of Ukrainian Women, the Association of Ukrainian Teachers and youth organisations. We have a good working relationship with the Embassy of Ukraine in the United Kingdom
  • Internationally, the AUGB is a member of the Ukrainian World Congress (UWC) and the European Congress of Ukrainians (EKY), and over the years has worked with various organisations in Ukraine, including governmental and academic institutions

LATEST NEWS
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See the latest updates about our #HELPUKRAINE Emergency
Appeal on Go Fund Me, learn more about our charity
partners in Ukraine or make a donation from your fundraiser!

AUGB would like to announce that we have opened
two new AUGB Branches in Oxford & East Sussex.

We welcome these new branches into our growing
community and wish them and their new
members every success.
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Watch the video Caritas sent us about their vital
work in Ukraine - this is what your donations
to AUGB's #HelpUkraine Emergency Appeal have
helped them achieve, to help people affected by
Russia's war in Ukraine.

Your continued donations are making a
real difference – thank you!