by ukrainenightingaleproject1 | Mar 22, 2025 | Community Support, Families
Keremeos Ukrainian family enjoys a tour and visit with Jim and Midge Wyse, at their winery, Burrowing...
by ukrainenightingaleproject1 | Feb 22, 2025 | Community Support, Families
Three years ago, on Feb. 24, the lives of the Kiladze family — Salome, Lasha,Amiran, and Milena — were torn apart when Russia invaded Ukraine. They escaped to Georgia and finally to Canada and have established new lives in Keremeos. They want to stay, but they, like...
by ukrainenightingaleproject1 | Feb 14, 2025 | Community Support, Families
Event Dates: Sat • February 22, 2025 • 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Event Cost: Free Event PDF: Download Social Media: The SOICS team is thrilled to invite you to this exciting event hosted at the beautiful Penticton Lakeside Resort! The South Okanagan is home to...
by ukrainenightingaleproject1 | Nov 22, 2024 | Families
A family from war-torn Ukraine is reunited at the E-Bus stop in West Kelowna. Older son, Oleksandr (far left) and his father, Serhii, remained in Ukraine because of difficulties with documentation while mother Liubov and son, Artem, travelled to Canada a year earlier....
by ukrainenightingaleproject1 | Sep 4, 2024 | Community Support, Families
The first two of nine Ukrainian kids have completed their dental assessments and treatments through a joint initiative of Ukraine Nightingale Project and Rotary Sunrise of Penticton. Thanks to the amazing dentists who have stepped up to help...
by ukrainenightingaleproject1 | Sep 1, 2024 | Families, Media
Ukrainians displaced by the war gathered Saturday at Marina Way Park in Penticton to celebrate their country’s independence from the Soviet Union on August 24, 1991, and to thank Canada, Penticton, and the Ukrainian Nightingale Project. See the full story in the...
