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Knitting club “Warm hands”

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Every stitch has its own story. In the knitting club at the Ukrainian House in Rotterdam, ordinary threads are transformed into real support. What is born from the hands of volunteers goes where it is needed most — to hospitals and stabling posts for our defenders. The club is a space for learning new techniques, communicating and supporting each other, as well as creating unique things that help those in need.
Margarita Rogach, a craftswoman from the Volyn knitting club and a volunteer at the Ukrainian House Rotterdam, says:
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“I saw an ad that the Ukrainian House in Rotterdam was looking for volunteers for creative workshops. And I decided to try to create a knitting club. Over time, we started knitting adaptive clothing for the military — and it became a special mission.”
And knitting here is also therapy. People come to chat, exchange stories, and feel that they are not alone. The atmosphere is like in a real home.
“For me, the Ukrainian House in Rotterdam is like a piece of Ukraine,” says Margarita. And that is exactly how everyone who comes here feels.


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Everyone can join: Ukrainians and Dutch, those who already know how to knit, and those who just want to learn. Because the main thing is not perfect stitches, but the desire to do something good together. Come to the Ukrainian House in Rotterdam, and you will feel that threads can sew not only things, but also people’s hearts.
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