Ukrainian Voices Refugee Committee has officially transitioned to a shorter name — UVRC — alongside the introduction of a new visual identity, effective April 30, 2026.
Founded as an initiative of Ukrainians fleeing the war, the organization has evolved significantly over the past four years. Today, UVRC manages shelters, collaborates with public institutions, and implements integration programs across Belgium.
This update reflects a shift from rapid emergency response to structured, long-term support and integration.
In parallel, UVRC has expanded its scope of work. While continuing to support Ukrainian refugees, the organization now also works with a broader range of vulnerable communities in need of assistance.
“This change does not alter our mission — it reflects its growth and broader reach,” said Mykhailo Dzivitskyi, President of UVRC.
The new visual identity, including a logo inspired in part by Brussels’ Atomium, symbolizes connection, structure, and community.
The transition does not affect the organization’s legal status, ongoing projects, agreements, or partnerships. All existing commitments remain unchanged.
UVRC expresses its sincere gratitude to partners, donors, and supporters for their continued trust and cooperation.