Since 2000, the Association of Ukrainian Organisations has been preserving Ukrainian culture and folk traditions in Estonia, helping Ukrainians adapt to Estonia, ensuring the protection of the interests and rights of Ukrainians as a national minority in Estonia and of Estonians in Ukraine, as well as promoting cooperation between the peoples of Ukraine and Estonia.

We work on projects to develop the Ukrainian community in Estonia, creating opportunities for children and adults to play musical instruments, dance, sing and draw, learn the Ukrainian language and preserve their culture, join public work and participate in current events.

The Association has been operating a weekend school Nadiia for more than 20 years; optional Ukrainian language classes in state gymnasiums of Tallinn and Sillamäe have been created. Organisations in the Association hold thematic concerts, literary and chamber evenings, vocal competitions, cultural and educational city events, exhibitions, conferences and other events for children and adults.

Ukrainian film club, Get to Know Estonia excursions and ethnic festival Vyshyvanka Unites are the projects the Association of Ukrainian Organisations in Estonia launched in 2023!

The Association of Ukrainian Organisations in Estonia has been organising the International Festival of Children's and Youth Creativity Flowers of Ukraine since 2001 and the Festival of Creativity Northern Star since 2002.

In 2023, the International Festival of Children's and Youth Creativity Flowers of Ukraine will be held in the Kaja Concert Hall on June 3, 2023.

Since 2014, the Association has been actively supporting the Ukrainian people in their struggle for independence and freedom.

Last year, with the beginning of russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Association created the Aid for Ukraine Headquarters, which continues to work to this day and provides various assistance to the Armed Forces and the civilian population of Ukraine.

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