Humanitarian Project "Loppis" in Nygatan 18. Södertälje.
We are open every:
Swedish community can buy furniture and household items to support ukrainians, the project, and initiative.
In addition to cultural projects that provide psychological and mental support, we see daily how difficult it is for Ukrainian refugees to survive in Sweden. The government does not provide full integration support, and daily allowances are too small. People struggle to find work. On one hand, there is no support for learning the language to secure employment, and on the other hand, the low-paying jobs that are found are inadequate due to a lack of integration. As a result, it’s nearly impossible to buy essential items for children and families, or furniture.
This is why UKF launched the "Humanitarian Project," where every Ukrainian refugee can receive clothing, shoes, and furniture for free.
We receive support from "AstraZeneca" s volunteers and all caring people. "AstraZeneca" regularly provides volunteer assistance for preparation and sorting, as well as donations of clothing, shoes, and hygiene products from their employees.
This is a crucial project for the Ukrainian diaspora because, in addition to helping people survive, it provides a strong platform for building an independent diaspora in Sweden, where people learn the new social rules of life in the country.
Thanks to this project, more than 800 people have received real help and regained hope. In this way, UKF contributes to integration into Swedish business life and teaches the new social group self-sufficiency through coordinated volunteer work.
We are open every:
- Wednesday| 12:00 - 17:00
- Saturday | 10:00 - 15:00
Swedish community can buy furniture and household items to support ukrainians, the project, and initiative.
In addition to cultural projects that provide psychological and mental support, we see daily how difficult it is for Ukrainian refugees to survive in Sweden. The government does not provide full integration support, and daily allowances are too small. People struggle to find work. On one hand, there is no support for learning the language to secure employment, and on the other hand, the low-paying jobs that are found are inadequate due to a lack of integration. As a result, it’s nearly impossible to buy essential items for children and families, or furniture.
This is why UKF launched the "Humanitarian Project," where every Ukrainian refugee can receive clothing, shoes, and furniture for free.
We receive support from "AstraZeneca" s volunteers and all caring people. "AstraZeneca" regularly provides volunteer assistance for preparation and sorting, as well as donations of clothing, shoes, and hygiene products from their employees.
This is a crucial project for the Ukrainian diaspora because, in addition to helping people survive, it provides a strong platform for building an independent diaspora in Sweden, where people learn the new social rules of life in the country.
Thanks to this project, more than 800 people have received real help and regained hope. In this way, UKF contributes to integration into Swedish business life and teaches the new social group self-sufficiency through coordinated volunteer work.
