Palms & Company Document

Ukrainian Organizations

Org. UkraineAid

Street 20515 Amethyst Lane

Ct/ST/ZP Germantown, MD 20874

Fone/Fax 301-916-0978 301-916-0979

Contact Yarema Harabatch

Gen Purp UkraineAid Inc. is a publicly supported tax-deductible corporation that uses the services of the Bavarian Red Cross of Germany to facilitate delivery and distribution of medicines and medical supplies to Ukraine. It monitors such donations on a regular basis so that no irregularities occur, such as the resale of equipment on the black Market. At present, the board of UkraineAid Inc. comprises Mr. Harabatch, president Natalka Gawdiak, vice-president, and voting members Zoya Hayuk and Orest Deychakiwsky. All the members of the board are unpaid volunteers, and all donations to UkraineAid go toward the purchase of medical aid to Ukraine, with the only exceptions being administrative costs such as incorporation fees, printing and postage. As a publicly supported, non-profit organization, under Maryland law UkraineAid Inc. is required to disclose its financial records to anyone upon request. It is not associated in any way with UkraineAid of Philadelphia.

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Human Exchange Prgs N Teaching N Training N

Resources Intn/Flwships N Technical Assist N Volunteer N

Mgmt Training N

Info: Audiovisuals N Forums/Seminars N Research N

Clearinghouse N Journals N Res Lib N

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Org. Ukrainian American Bar Association UABA

Street 20 North Main ofte 200

Ct/ST/ZP Sherborn, MA 01770

Fone/Fax 508-653-9275 508-653-7791

Contact Walter Lupan President

Gen Purp The purpose of UABA in the past has focused on human

rights issues in the Ukraine, and more recently it ha worked to support the development of the rule of law in Ukraine, especially in the areas of economics and business. With its many contacts in Ukraine, UABA is a good resource for American attorneys interested in volunteering their services in Ukraine.

NIS Role UABA is composed of 400 American lawyers of Ukrainian heritage who provide technical assistance to the Verchovna Rada, the Parliament of Ukraine, on matters of legal reform. Many UABA members have participated in a wide range of conferences and projects on legal issues in Ukraine. UABA is a founding member of the World Congress of Ukrainian Jurists and established a scholarship program with Southern Methodist University Law School to host Ukrainian graduate students. Many of its members are fluent in Ukrainian and two members have served as in-resident advisors to the Verchovna Rada.

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Mgmt Training N

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Org. Ukrainian Diabetes Project, c/o Diabetic Youth Fndn.

Street 1954 Mout Diablo Blvd. #A

Ct/ST/ZP Walnut Creek, CA 94596

Fone/Fax 707-836-0931

Contact Andrea Carroll

Add Info Second contact: Barbara Tuscany, 707-433-4339.

Financial donations can be mailed to:

Promoting Enduring Peace

Ukrainian Diabetes Project

PO Box 5103

Woodmont, CT 06460

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Org. Ukrainian Fraternal Association

Street 440 Wyoming Ave.

Ct/ST/ZP Scranton, PA 18501-0350

Fone/Fax 717-342-0937 717-347-5649

Contact Ivan Oleksyn President

Gen Purp The association promotes a spirit of solidarity, team effort and mutual assistance among its members; supplies information about laws and obligations of US citizens; offers moral and material support to Ukrainian people in Ukraine in their struggle for human rights, freedom, independence, and democracy; helps retain and promote cultural values and traditions; assists younger members in pursuing higher education; and supports other types of organizations in the US.

NIS Role The association provides moral and, whenever possible, material aid for citizens of Ukraine in their struggle to achieve human and national rights for themselves and a democratic form of government for their country. The organization provides ongoing material and technical support to Ukraine through donations of food, clothing, medical supplies, and pharmaceuticals.

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Project 1 Children of Chernobyl Hospital Fund

The association has agreed to refurbish a hospital in Kiev, Ukraine, which is designated for the treatment of patients suffering from radiation illness and the victims of Chernobyl, especially the children. The association provides medical equipment, medicine and volunteers for the hospital staff. The agreement with the Ukrainian Ministry of Health was signed November 1, 1991.

Project 2 Help Ukraine Fund

The purpose of this project is to collect funds and solicit food and clothing for distribution to hospitals, schools, unemployed elderly, and other needy segments of the population. The association has organized a network of local NGOs throughout Ukraine which will facilitate the distribution of relief shipments. The network has successfully distributed large amounts of soaps, detergents, clothing, vitamins, and other household items.

Org. Ukrainian Medical Information Technology Project

Street 1 Garden Lane

Ct/ST/ZP Cambridge, MA

Fone/Fax 617-354-1612 617-876-1922

Email dienhart@bcsmac.bcs.org

Contact Maria Dienhart President

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Org. Ukrainian National Association UNA

Street 30 Montgomery St.

Ct/ST/ZP Jersey City, NJ 07302

Fone/Fax 201-451-2200 201-451-2093

Contact Ulana M. Diachuk Supreme President

Gen Purp UNA is a fraternal organization with a membership of over 72,000 which provides assistance to its members in need, education on American institutions and laws, and facilities for recreational and cultural activities. UNA also finances, supports and publishes newspapers and periodicals. NIS Role UNA has formed the UNA Fund for the Rebirth of Ukraine through which it sponsors the "Teaching English in Ukraine" project and the "Kiev summer Institute on Current Methods and Practices in TESOL project.

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Project 1 Teaching English in Ukraine

UNA sends volunteer teachers to teach English in Ukraine. UNA screens and prepares participants who wish to teach, provides textbooks and teaching materials and sponsors a predeparture workshop. The English courses are taught for four to six weeks during the summer for 20 hours per week. Courses are offered at advanced, intermediate and beginner levels. Volunteer teachers must pay their own travel expenses to Ukraine, but travel within Ukraine, food and lodging are provided by the co-sponsor, PROSVITA, in Ukraine. UNA has taught English to over 2,600 students throughout the Ukraine.

Ukr OName Marta Kolomayets Assistant Editor

Ukr Ofce UNA Press Bureau

Street 11 Karl Marx St. Apt 33

Indx/City 252001 Kiev

Phone/Fax 7-044-229-19-06 7-044-229-19-06

The office collects and transmits stories for THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY.

Ukr ONme2 Pavlo Movchan President

Ukr Ofce2 Taras Shenchenko Ukrainian Society - Prosvita Street Museum Lane #8

Indx/City 252001

Phone/Fax 7-044-22-84-580 7-044-22-83-387

PROSVITA is the co-sponsor of the English teaching project in Ukraine. It is responsible for screening students and organizing classes throughout Ukraine, as well as for organizing room and board for the volunteer teachers.

Org. Ukrainian-American Community Network U-ACN

Street PO Box 34510

Ct/ST/ZP Bethesda, MD 20817

Fone/Fax 301-365-2491 301-365-2491

Contact Larissa M. Fontana Coordinator

Gen Purp U-ACN monitors American media coverage of Ukraine; disseminates articles about Ukraine to interested parties in Ukraine and US; and educates the media and legislators about Ukraine. NIS Role U-ACN provides reprints about Ukraine from US newspapers to interested individuals and organizations.

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Org. Ukrainian-American Educational Exchange Association

Street PO Box 116

Ct/ST/ZP Castle Creek, NY 13744

Fone/Fax 607-648-2224 607-648-2224

Email ny00053@mail.nyser.net

Contact Ronald Czebiniak President

Gen Purp The Ukrainian-American Educational Exchange Association promotes and operates student and faculty exchanges; promotes and facilitates contacts in academia, including research and logistics; and places US volunteer teachers in Ukraine.

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Project 1 Academic Contact/Logistics Service

The project arranges the logistics for Americans who wish to make a professional visit to Ukraine. The Association prepares an itinerary, arranges the professional contacts, and provides interpreters, cars, drivers, tickets, and lodging. The charges vary according to the itinerary requested.

Project 2 Teachers for Ukraine

The project places volunteer English and Economic teachers in institutions in Ukraine. Volunteers are responsible for their travel expenses and a $330 program fee. The institution provides room & board (dormitory or homestay) and a local stipend. Volunteers have an option off a summer, a semester, or an academic year placement.

Project 3 Ukrainian/NIS Area studies Program

The Cherkassy Polytechnic Institute in Central Ukraine offers an academic year program in language, history, current issues within the Ukrainian or Russian Area Studies Program. The cost is $1650 which includes everything except for airfare. All programs are subject to a minimum of 10 students. A semester program is also available. Interested students must enroll six weeks before the beginning of the academic program.

Ukr OName Jim Phillipoff Kiev Area coordinator Ukr Ofce Ukraine-American Educational Exchange Ass. Br. Off

Street ul. Krasnoarmeyskaya D. 116,

Indx/City 252006 Kiev

Phone/Fax 7-044-26-95-051 7-044-44-69-196

Email dap%rdp.univ.kiev.ua@relay.ussr.eu.net

The office coordinates all Ukrainian operations, places volunteers, distributes texts and technical donations, authorizes passports and visas, and arranges logistics and contacts for visiting academicians.

Org. United States Environmental Training Institute USETI

Street 3000 K Street, NW Ste 690

Ct/ST/ZP Washington, DC 20007

Fone/Fax 202-338-3400 202-333-4782

Contact Heather Burck

NIS Role USETI provides training courses in sound environmental practices to qualified public and private sector officials from CEE/NIS.

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Org. United States Information Agency USIA

Building Office of Public Liason

Street 301 4th Street, SW, RM 602

Ct/ST/ZP Washington, DC 20547

Fone/Fax 202-619-4355

Contact Peter J. Antico

NIS Role The USIA focuses the major part of its assistance effort on priority areas crucial to the success of a country's reform efforts. Assistance programs for Central and Eastern Europe fall within three broad categories: democratic initiatives, economic restructuring, and quality of life.

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Org. United States Telecommunications Training Institute

Street 1150 Connecticut Ave. NW #702

Ct/ST/ZP Washington, DC 20036

Fone/Fax 202-785-7373 202-785-1930

Contact Michael Gardner Chairman

Gen Purp USTTI is a joint venture between leaders of the US communications industry and ranking officials from the Federal Government. The goal of this collaborative effort is to share US communications and technological advances on a global basis by providing a comprehensive array of free telecommunications and broadcast training courses for qualified personnel from developing nations. USTTI training is provided in cities throughout the US by corporations, governmental agencies, universities, and international organizations.

NIS Role USTTI provides telecommunications and broadcast training for qualified personnel from CEE and the NIS. USTTI recruits professionals, processes applications, coordinates and evaluates training programs, provides cross-cultural training to participants, and raises funds to meet the travel and subsistence needs of participants.

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Project 1 US Telecommunication Training Institute

Org. United Ukrainian American Relief Committee UUARC

Street 1319 West Lindley Ave

Ct/ST/ZP Philadelphia, PA 19141

Fone/Fax 215-455-3774 215-455-0540

Contact Stepan Hawrysz Executive Director

Gen Purp UUARC has been in operation for 50 years providing humanitarian assistance to needy individuals and organizations in the US and foreign countries. UUARC distributes contributed clothing, food, medical equipment, and medicines to orphanages, hospitals and homes for the elderly; provides cash grants to individuals for medical assistance, food and shelter; offers resettlement assistance to refugees; and provides funding for teachers, equipment and books for school.

NIS Role In addition to providing immigration and resettlement assistance for individuals from CEE/NIS, UUARC has provided humanitarian aid to individuals and organizations in Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Yugoslavia, and Armenia. This assistance has included financial and medical aid to Chernobyl victims, donations of clothing, sending English-language teachers to Ukraine, and providing funding for grade schools, orphanages and senior citizen centers. UUARC is now expanding its humanitarian programs throughout NIS countries, emphasizing Ukraine, Russia and Kazakhstan.

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Project 1 Adoption Program

This program assists needy and handicapped orphans in Ukraine and other countries of NIS to be adopted by qualified American parents.

Project 2 Aid to Orphanages

This project provides humanitarian assistance including clothing, food, medical equipment, beds, books, and toys to needy orphanages in Ukraine and possibly other countries of NIS. In addition, doctors may be sent to provide medical treatment and children may be brought to the US for medical treatment and vacations.

Project 3 Aiding Ukrainian Senior Citizen Centers This project provides medical equipment, medical treatment pharmaceuticals, food, and clothing to needy senior citizens' homes in Ukraine.

Project 4 Humanitarian Aid

Much of UUARC's support has been directed to the Children of Chernobyl hospital fund. UUARC has expanded its program of collecting donated clothing for shipment to needy persons throughout the world, including Ukraine and Poland. In 1992, six tons of donated clothing were shipped to all regions of Ukraine. UUARC has established 11 soup kitchens that are operating throughout Ukraine. UUARC provides books, supplies and meals to schools in impoverished villages. UUARC also is providing cash for emergency relief assistance to several thousand Ukrainians in Bosnia-Hercegovina.

Project 5 Support to Schools

This project provides educational materials, textbooks, equipment, and financial support for selected grade schools and high schools in Ukraine, Russia, and Kazakhstan. There may also be opportunities to send teachers and to arrange for internships.

Ukr OName Orest Wasylciw Representative

Ukr Ofce United Ukrainian American Relief Committe

Street Tarasa Shevchenka Street 7

Indx/City 290033 Lviv

Phone/Fax 7-0322-72-67-87

The office administers UUARC's programs in the region.

Ukr ONme2 Osyp Zinkewych Representative

Ukr Ofce2 United Ukrainian American Relief Committe Street Rusanivska Naberezna Street, 4, #33

Indx/City 252154 Kiev

Phone/Fax 7-044-55-52-154 7-044-55-52-154

The office administers UUARC's programs in the region.

Org. United Way International

Street 901 North Pitt Street

Ct/ST/ZP Alexandria, VA 22314

Fone/Fax 703-519-0092 703-519-0097

Email uwi@igc.org

Contact Gary Thorud Vice President

Gen Purp United Way International provides technical assistance and training to United Way and affiliated organizations in over 25 countries, encourages the development of community-based organizations internationally, and helps solve health and human welfare problems.

NIS Role United Way International encourages the development of the voluntary sector as an essential element of a pluralistic, democratic society and to help emerging democracies cope with the stresses associated with the transformation to market-based economies. United Way of Hungary has been established in Budapest and there is a liaison office in Moscow.

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Org. Univ. of Delaware-Off of Int'l Programs & Special Ssns

Building University of Delaware

Street 4 Kent Way

Ct/ST/ZP Newark, DE 19716

Fone/Fax 302-831-2852 302-831-6042

Email lawrence.donnelley@mvs.udel.edu

Contact Lawrence Donnelley Associate Provost

Gen Purp OIPSS at UD develops opportunities for students to study abroad, increases the presence of foreign students in special and degree programs on campus, and establishes opportunities for faculty and staff to provide expertise and technical assistance throughout the world.

NIS Role OIPSS teaches relevant management, economics, and English language courses in Bulgaria under a two-year USAID grand and a KPMG-PeatMarwick subcontract. Consultations with Bulgarian businesses, government, academic officials, and entrepreneurs are also conducted. Other programs include the Summer International Business Institute for MBA candidates from the International Management Institute in Kiev, a Winter Session for UD students in St. Petersburg, and numerous linkages and exchanges with higher education institution in CEE/NIS.

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Project 1 Summer International Business Institute Through a partnership between UD and the International Management Institute in Kiev, Ukraine, MBA candidates from IMI spend six to eight weeks at UD training in business practices, studying the English language, and doing an in-depth study of the moral, political, and cultural foundations on which the American free-enterprise system is based. Some funding is provided by USIA.

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