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20220822_zia_c218_066 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12 (left), Anna Andrushyna, aged 9 (right)..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_065 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12 (left), Anna Andrushyna, aged 9 (right)..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_062 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12 (left), Anna Andrushyna, aged 9 (right)..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_064 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12 (left), Anna Andrushyna, aged 9 (right)..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_061 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12 (left), Anna Andrushyna, aged 9 (right)..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_060 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12 (left), Anna Andrushyna, aged 9 (right)..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_059 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12 (left), Anna Andrushyna, aged 9 (right)..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_057 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_056 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_058 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_055 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_054 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_053 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_051 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_049 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_048 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_050 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_047 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_046 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_044 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_045 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_043 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Kateryna Andrushyna, aged 12..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may h (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_042 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_037 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_038 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_039 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_040 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_036 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_035 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_034 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_033 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_032 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_031 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_029 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Anna Andrushyna, aged 9..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_028 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_027 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_026 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_024 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_025 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_022 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_023 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_021 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_020 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_018 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_015 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_016 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_017 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_014 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_013 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_012 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_010 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_011 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_009 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_069 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_068 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_067 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_063 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_041 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_052 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_019 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_030 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via

20220822_zia_c218_070 August 22, 2022, United Kingdom: Portraits for Ukraine Independence Day, 24th August 2022...In the image: Halyna Andrushyna, 36..Accompanied with the colours of Ukrainian flag, Halyna Andrushyna, 36, and her daughters Kateryna Andrushyna, 12, and Anna Andrushyna, 9, proudly wear and wave the flag for Ukraine Independence Day, which is held on the 24th August. ..Halyna, and her family are refugees from Boryspil, a city near Kyiv, that was bombed on the first day of the Russian Invasion, 24/02/2022...Living with their hosts in Swansea, Halyna and her daughters are settling in well in the UK. Halyna explains â??The main values of Ukrainianâ??s and British people are the same - family and children, and love in the family. That is why we are feeling very at ease and happy in this environment.â? As a family, Halyna and her daughters are integrating as much as they can. Their hosts kindly help take their children to school and encourage playing with and integrating with local children. They also take them to church choir and Swansea Ballet School every Saturday. Halyna has found full-time work locally too in a nearby restaurant in Mumbles. ..Halyna goes on to explain that she is grateful that now at least her daughters can sleep well, â??the children have stopped dreaming about war and having nightmares.â? What the family like most about Wales is â??everyone is smiling, everyone is friendly, kind and polite. We feel respected and accepted by the people. I love nature of Wales. Everything is green and blossoming. Every month something new in bloom.â?..However, the family long to return home and her children deeply miss their father, Halyaâ??s husband, who remains in Ukraine. Her daughters also miss their grandparents and have expressed deep concern for their grandmother, Halynaâ??s mother, â??as she lives in Luhansk county which is occupied, so my heart is always in fear something may happen t (Credit Image: © Cover Images via