UK / Scotland / Glasgow

Welcome to Professional Ukrainian Hub

ProUA Hub is an initiative dedicated to fostering a safe, inclusive, and empowering community for displaced Ukrainians, migrants, and local neighbours.

We partner with NG Homes and local organisations to:

  • improve housing conditions;
  • deliver education and English language support;
  • provide employability services and job‑readiness skills;
  • run environmental and ecological projects;
  • celebrate culture, cuisine, and biodiversity;
  • support mental well‑being through arts, recreation, and collective gardening.

Our Story

The story of ProUA Hub began with an earlier community initiative created and led by dedicated volunteers — among them, our founding members.
From the very start, we worked together to organise events, support the Ukrainian community, and build meaningful connections across Glasgow, beginning in March, 2025.

Over time, the group evolved, and some members chose to register a separate organisation under the original name.
Our founding team — having played a key role in the early development and activities — decided to continue this community work independently, establishing a new chapter as ProUA Hub.

We are proud of our shared beginnings and remain deeply committed to the same mission: to support integration, empowerment, and wellbeing within our community.

Our Mission

The mission of ProUA Hub is to create a safe, inclusive, and empowering community where displaced Ukrainians, migrants, and local residents can thrive together. We support integration into Scottish society through education, ESOL classes, digital training, and employability programmes that open pathways to sustainable futures.

We promote wellbeing and social cohesion through art, cultural exchange, catering initiatives, and recreational activities. Our ecological and gardening projects encourage sustainability and greener neighbourhoods. We also provide safe spaces and practical support for vulnerable families facing displacement, poverty, or health challenges.

By empowering talents, advancing art, and promoting equality and diversity, we build resilience, unity, and opportunity for all.

Our TEAM

My name is Nataliia Parkhomei. Creating this hub together with our community was born out
of a simple but powerful idea: to support Ukrainians, celebrate our culture, and build bridges
with the local community.


For me, ProUA Hub is not just an organization – it is a place of hope, kindness, and shared growth. Every project, whether it is ESOL classes, art initiatives, or food delivery, reflects our belief that together we are stronger.
I believe that even small acts – learning a new word, painting a mural, or sharing a meal – can change lives and make people feel at home.


“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” — Helen Keller


This quote inspires me every day. ProUA Hub is living proof of what can be achieved when
people come together with open hearts.

Iryna Titiievska is the co-founder of ProUA Hub, dedicated to building strong connections between communities and creating opportunities for growth, inclusion, and learning. With a background in economics and a passion for data science, Iryna combines analytical skills with creativity and vision.

She is committed to supporting refugees, women, and young professionals through education, digital innovation, and community projects.

Iryna believes in empowering people to discover their strengths and build meaningful futures. Her energy, empathy, and leadership inspire the team and everyone around her to work together toward positive change in society.

Olha Stepaniuk, co-founder of ProUA Hub, firmly believes in the immense potential of the Ukrainian community in Glasgow and beyond.

​With a high level of education, a renowned work ethic, and a proven ability to solve complex problems, Olha sees the Ukrainian community as an invaluable asset. This collective potential can significantly contribute to developing Glasgow's territory and society, helping to create more favourable conditions for comfortable living and prosperity for all residents.

​Olha brings a robust and diverse background in management and project implementation, honed through her career in Ukrainian government and state-owned enterprises. Academically, she holds two degrees in Computer Science, specialising in the intricate fields of computer systems and software.

​Now, she is dedicated to leveraging her extensive expertise and hands-on experience to empower Ukrainians and other Glaswegians.

Her goal is to help residents improve their opportunities, unlock their full potential, and achieve their ambitions, thereby making a positive impact on the wider community in Glasgow.