Provision of institutional care to children without families. The children's home is a co-educational school for the performance of institutional education of children and young people aged three to eighteen years. Family groups are organised in groups of 10 children. The total capacity is 50 children. Carnivals, competitions, interest groups are organised.

Tisá Children's Home is a smaller family children's home (4 family groups), which is directly connected to the life in the village of Tisá. Children with compulsory schooling attend the local municipal school, preschool children attend the associated kindergarten.

Operation of a children's home.

We provide educational, material and social care for children from 3 to 18 years. Children are divided into three family groups. They attend, for example, ceramics, art, dance, computer clubs, etc. We organize trips, excursions, ski and swimming lessons. We attend theatres and concerts with them.

Running a children's home. We provide education, affection and practical skills training for the everyday realities of independent living.

Provision of care for children with institutionally ordered education. We provide educational, material and social care. Interest groups are available. We participate in various events and projects.

Provision of care for children with institutionally ordered education. We provide educational, material and social care. Interest groups are available. We participate in various events and projects.

Children's home for 64 children living in 8 housing units. Each apartment has a living room, 3 to 4 bedrooms, kitchen or bathroom. The children use the gym, swimming pool, playground and park. The children are cared for by 15 aunts, 1 uncle and 6 social workers.

We operate a family-type children's home with capacity for 40 children. It is intended for abandoned children and orphans aged from 3 to 26 years. We also have a school canteen for 50 boarders. We focus on providing educational, material and social care to children who cannot be brought up in their own families.