About
SLAVA Ukrainian Cultural Centre, located in Cumberland Park, is a vibrant and dynamic dance school and cultural centre dedicated to promoting and preserving Ukrainian heritage in South Australia. With a strong focus on community engagement and cultural exchange, SLAVA offers a range of classes, performances, and support services for people of all cultural backgrounds.
At SLAVA, participants have the opportunity to connect and relate through various art projects, including Ukrainian dance, music, and art. The centre provides both tuition and performance opportunities for children and adults, allowing them to enhance their skills and immerse themselves in the rich Ukrainian cultural traditions.
One of SLAVA's key objectives is to establish links with the South Australian multicultural community by fostering collaborative relationships and interactions with other cultures. The centre actively participates in a variety of South Australian festivals and events, contributing to the vibrant multicultural fabric of the region.
In addition to its cultural activities, SLAVA also offers support to new immigrants from Ukraine, ensuring a smooth transition and integration into Australian society. This support includes information and counselling services, volunteering and work experience opportunities, and engagement in Ukrainian cultural activities. SLAVA also organises fundraising events to provide support for Ukrainians in South Australia and Ukraine.
For Ukrainian displaced persons, SLAVA acts as a valuable resource hub, providing information support regarding visas, Centrelink, insurance, education, employment, and medical services. The centre also helps connect individuals to various support agencies and organisations and offers English classes, free Ukrainian language classes, dance, and singing classes for both children and adults.
SLAVA works closely with organisations such as the Salvation Army and AMES Australia to ensure that Ukrainian newcomers receive the necessary assistance and settlement support. The centre can help individuals book interviews to access support from the Salvation Army and provide referrals to AMES Australia's humanitarian settlement programme.
For those waiting on visa processing, SLAVA offers information and assistance with Ukraine visa arrangements. The centre also provides access to a treasure box, which includes kids' furniture, clothes, toys, and more. Ukrainian displaced persons can also receive support for mobile phones and sim cards through SLAVA's partnership with the Welcoming Australia Centre.
To reach out or learn more about SLAVA Ukrainian Cultural Centre, interested individuals can contact the centre via phone at 0401 689 645 or email at info@slava. Com. au. The centre's operating hours are on Tuesdays from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM and on Fridays from 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM.
SLAVA offers its services at the Cumberland Park Community Centre on Fridays and at Thebarton Community Centre on Tuesdays.
Visitors are welcome to join SLAVA at the Cumberland Park Community Centre, located at 390 Goodwood Road, Adelaide. The centre also shares resources with the Cumberland Community Centre and Unley Community Centre, further contributing to the community's cultural vitality.
Stay connected with SLAVA Ukrainian Cultural Centre by following their social media accounts on Facebook and Instagram. For more information, visit their website, designed by MarketHarness, at www. Slava. com.
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