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A new photography project describes the situation of Ukrainian women who are now living in the UK.
These women arrived when Russia invaded Ukraine on 24th February 2022.
The designers of the 'Nezlamna' project are Ukrainian Katia Duncan and also Vlada Stoliarova, whose grandmother was Ukrainian.
Nezlamna means 'unbreakable' in Ukrainian.
18 women are focused on in Nezlamna but these individuals, such as Yulia Zabrodska, are similar to thousands of others.
They were all forced to leave for the protection of their children.
Vlada has photographed the women with flowers.
These objects are chosen for their beauty, but also their unexpected strength.
The mothers made the challenging decision to leave Ukraine.
On reaching safety, they've had to cope with problems as single parents, away from their families.
They're anxious about what's happening in Ukraine.
Many are well-educated and with good qualifications.
However, they often find their skills cannot be transferred, or their language skills are a problem.
Nezlamna talks about these important issues.
The project's ended up being of great help to the women who've been involved.
But it's also helped others who can recognise their own stories.
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