Providing humanitarian aid to sick children hospitalized at the Department of Pediatric Oncology of the University Hospital in Prague 5 Motol.

We are a national membership network of social enterprises with regional representation. We represent social enterprises across the country. We also network and promote their interests and represent them externally.

We provide charitable and humanitarian aid to people in need. We offer nursing and care services. We provide a personalised approach, promoting independence, trust, confidentiality, impartiality, equality, professionalism and expertise.

Bringing children and teachers together to provide humanitarian aid to children around the world. Children paint Christmas cards, raise funds by organizing Centipede Weeks, organize fundraisers to help sick and disabled children in the Czech Republic and other countries around the world.

Organizing assistance to socially needy citizens and people in crisis life situation. Operation of a nationwide clothing bank.

Humanitarian organization, aid to victims of war.

Children's home providing education and upbringing for abandoned children and orphans from 3 to 18 years of age. The total capacity is 24 children. We provide material, educational and social care to children and young people, to all those who for serious reasons cannot be brought up in their own family.

We organize first aid courses (accreditation of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs). We provide medical services for cultural and sporting events. We value non-contributory blood donors. We provide consultations in the health and social field. We organize the Young Health Professionals Competition for children and youth. We cooperate with the emergency services.

We are involved in long distance adoption of children and charity projects to help Africa. We focus on improving education, healthcare and living standards in Africa. Our other activities include preventing discrimination and racism in our society and raising public awareness of the situation in developing countries.