A community home for people with chronic mental illness, with disabilities without age restrictions. This service is provided 24 hours a day. The sheltered housing provides a comfortable environment. We organize charity fundraisers, adult interest groups, outings, and provide counseling.

We provide social services and accommodation for the elderly. Single and double rooms with private bathroom facilities are available. We provide all-day boarding. We offer activation and social therapy activities. We provide assistance in coping with the normal tasks of caring for one's own person.

Provision of sheltered housing for people with intellectual and combined disabilities. Capacity of accommodation is 8 persons. Possibility of living in a single or double room, visiting a joiner's, weaver's, potter's or basket maker's workshop, renting a service car.

Providing housing for adults with learning disabilities in independent homes with shared facilities and support from an assistant. We are concerned with maintaining and developing social relationships. We provide an individual approach to clients and work in a team. We offer social therapeutic activities.

Providing housing for adults with learning disabilities in independent homes with shared facilities and support from an assistant. We are concerned with maintaining and developing social relationships. We provide an individual approach to clients and work in a team. We offer social therapeutic activities.

People can enter sheltered housing after completing at least three months of treatment for addiction or after serving a sentence. The programme lasts 9 months. Users undergo mandatory 2-3 months of vocational rehabilitation, participate in support groups, enter employment, and repay their debts.

Offering sheltered housing for people with intellectual or combined disabilities. We provide help and support to the client in spending their leisure time properly or help in finding their own housing. We support the client in going to work.

The Slezská Diakonie social service is intended for people aged 18 to 64 with chronic mental illness (psychotic and affective types) and people with mild intellectual disabilities who find themselves in an adverse social situation and need support from supported housing staff.

Social service for adult men and women who have reduced self-sufficiency due to disability, whose situation requires regular assistance from another individual. Provision of accommodation, meals, household management, educational and acquisition activities.