In Colorado, doctors have helped a Ukrainian refugee, Larysa Ikliienko, who was diagnosed with an aggressive form of colon cancer. Larysa and her mother fled Kharkiv, Ukraine, during the Russian invasion and joined her daughter Iryna in Estes Park, Colorado. Iryna encouraged Larysa to undergo medical checks, leading to the cancer diagnosis. The surgery costs were covered by the Uniting for Ukraine program, and the University of Colorado Health System provided most of the post-operative care. Larysa, a former engineer, now works at a sandwich shop to improve her English and integrate into her new community. She appreciates the preventive medicine and early diagnosis available in the U.S. and hopes to return to Ukraine when there is peace. Approximately 300,000 Ukrainian refugees have been admitted to the U.S. through the Uniting for Ukraine program since the Russian invasion began in February 2022.

Ukrainian refugees in Colorado, who arrived through the Uniting for Ukraine program after the Russian invasion in February 2022, are receiving assistance from a local nonprofit to help their children navigate the U.S. school system. The story is reported by Svitlana Prystynska and narrated by Anna Rice, with Volodymur Petruniv operating the camera.

Voters in Poland are choosing representatives for both houses of parliament, with participation from Poles living abroad. The report comes from the Western U.S. state of Colorado.

Immigrants in Colorado have access to a unique health care clinic that caters specifically to newcomers from various countries. The facility, founded by a Ukrainian immigrant, provides essential healthcare services to the immigrant community, highlighting the importance of accessible healthcare for all.

Immigrants in the western U.S. state of Colorado have a unique place to go if they feel unwell, a medical clinic that serves newcomers from various countries.

Six weeks after the death of Mahsa Amini, global demonstrations erupted over the weekend, with supporters in various cities advocating for freedoms in Iran. Svitlana Prystynska reported from a demonstration in Los Angeles, with videography by Krystyna Zahrebelna.

A Ukrainian community group in Colorado organized a job fair to support newly arrived war refugees, demonstrating community solidarity and assistance for those affected by the conflict in Ukraine. The event was reported by Svitlana Prystynska from Denver, with camera work by Volodymyr Petruniv.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, over 17,000 Ukrainian refugees have relocated to the Los Angeles area. Olena Kochetkova, who fled after a rocket strike killed her husband in Mariupol, has started a new business that has supported other immigrants. The story highlights the resilience and entrepreneurial spirit of Ukrainian refugees in the face of adversity.

Multimedia art galleries in the United States and Canada are featuring an exhibit on 19th-century Ukrainian poet and artist Taras Shevchenko. This initiative is part of a fundraising effort to support Ukrainians displaced by Russia's invasion of their country.

A year after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, millions of civilians are displaced, with some finding refuge in the United States. A young Ukrainian refugee family has settled in the state of Colorado, as reported by VOA's Svitlana Prystynska.

A year after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, millions of civilians are displaced, with some finding refuge in the United States. A young Ukrainian refugee family has settled in the state of Colorado, as reported by VOA's Svitlana Prystynska.

The launch of a nationwide mental health hotline in the United States has led to an increase in the number of people seeking help and highlighted the demand for additional counselors to manage the volume of calls. The report is from the state of Colorado.

Ukrainian Americans in Colorado commemorated Ukrainian Independence Day and six months of conflict with Russia by holding a fundraising event to support charities and defense efforts in Ukraine.