Sport is my passion! From fast cycling to all kinds of water sports (one of them is stand up paddle; just google it, to see what it is 😉) Besides, I love singing and traveling. From my many journeys, I most often remember Iceland, where I learned how amazing music can be.

My life is traveling. As a child, I used to climb trees to make a nest somewhere between cherries and admire nature. It's hard to count the places I've visited or lived. But I must honestly admit that it was the Balkans that stole my heart. There I saw what a hot human heart is. This amazing atmosphere of openness and friendship! I am trying to transfer it to our Center now

I love being useful and being a part of the common good. That’s why I have volunteered at so many events that I cannot even remember all of them! Over the course of volunteerism, I collected a great number of stories to tell, so let’s meet at our office for a friendly talk and a cup of tea. Considering the fact that I speak Ukrainian, English, and Polish, we will definitely find a common language. But in case you don’t feel like talking, we can always sing together - I can’t imagine my life without singing and people I can serve.

Not long ago, while on maternity leave, I prayed for work that would benefit people. As for me, the day was not spent in vain if I was able to help someone. At that moment, I did not even imagine what kind of work it would be, but I knew that the Lord always answers, I only need to listen to Him and keep my heart open. When I received this job, I knew it was the answer. And now, when a person says that our office feels like home, it is the highest reward.

PhD in Fundamental Theology (University of Innsbruck, Austria). He is involved in the Zambia Project at JRS Poland. From September 2020, in the Jesuit community in Poznań, he conducts spiritual counseling at the VINEA Clinic. He collaborates with the public radio and publishes theological texts. He likes tourism, photographs and cooks, passionate about culinary challenges. In Poznań, he coordinates the activities of the JRS for psychological support of war refugees from Ukraine and pastoral cooperation in the facility and the Jesuit church with the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (CPU).