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Since the beginning of the Russian invasion in Ukraine, the U.S. has accepted over 2,000 Ukrainian citizens. At St. Nicholas Cathedral, the school is helping families find housing, furniture, food, and even jobs to help them adjust to life in a foreign country. Many of the teachers also speak their language, teaching Ukrainian culture and music to help children cope with the haunting memories of the war.

Source: | This article originally belongs to Nbcnews.com

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