Who is Stand for U
(Stand For Ukraine)
we are standing with Ukraine and working to support Ukrainians in Brighton and Hove areas
24 February 2022 changed our lives once and for all. That day, russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and we could not stay aside.
We formed a community group with charitable aims to support the local Ukrainian community of Brighton and Hove and promote Ukrainian culture and history.
In June 2025, Stand for U became a registered charity
Publications about Stand for U
Stand for U: Brighton Ukrainian community reflects on over 4 years of war
Latest TV
It has been over 4 years since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The Brighton Ukrainian community and many allies gathered together on February 21st, reminding us all that the war is not over and must not become the forgotten war. Ukraine has suffered too much, and its people too.
The Deputy Mayor joined Stand for U and members of Brighton & Hove’s Ukrainian community to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
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On Saturday evening, the Deputy Mayor joined Stand for U and members of Brighton & Hove’s Ukrainian community to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The moving event at the Unitarian Church was followed by a visit to the striking memorial and candlelit vigil in Victoria Gardens.
Mayor leads community in marking anniversary of invasion of Ukraine
Brighton and Hove News
More than a hundred people turned out in Brighton to mark the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine as international tension about the conflict ramps up.
The mayor of Brighton and Hove, Mohammed Asaduzzaman, was among those who attended the event at the Unitarian church, in New Road. The event included music and speeches.
Brighton Commemorates Ukrainian Memorial Day with Poignant Tribute
Sussex News
On Sunday, February 23, 2025, Brighton and Hove stood united in solemn remembrance as the city marked the third anniversary of russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The event, hosted by Stand for Ukraine Brighton and Hove, was an emotional gathering that brought together local leaders, Ukrainian nationals, and members of the wider community in a powerful show of solidarity.
Brighton's 'Homes For Ukraine' scheme celebrates achievements as war continues in uncertainty
ITV news
In a few weeks time Ukraine could be entering its fourth year of war - while the newly incumbent President Trump offers in one moment hope, the next uncertainty.
Since February 2022, the city has helped more than 700 refugees fleeing the conflict, helping many families settle in a new home.