Providing social services to people in crisis.

We provide legal, social and psychological assistance to refugees and other foreigners in the Czech Republic. We implement educational programs. We focus on teaching activities, courses for the public and other services. We provide counselling and assistance to unaccompanied minors.

Our organization is dedicated to promoting healthy families and interpersonal relationships. We offer short-term retreats for families and groups to spread the values of unity and brotherhood. We focus on educational, cultural and spiritual activities that reinforce ethical values in the lives of children and youth.

Parish Charity Čakovice is an organization that relies on the work of a team of volunteers and focuses on helping people who find themselves in a difficult life situation. We help mainly in the Prague Čakovice district.

We provide charitable and humanitarian aid to people in need. We offer English language classes for mothers with babysitting, art workshops and a children's corner. We also provide social and legal counseling and job counseling.

Our project operates under the auspices of a non-profit organization. We help parents solve problems with non-payment of child support completely free of charge. We run care and support programmes for single parent families. We cooperate with the media and provide educational activities.

Since 2000, we have been helping seriously ill children throughout the Czech Republic and children's institutions that care for sick children.

Our main goal is to provide financial support to disabled children under 18 years of age. Every penny raised goes to the children, especially for exercise and aids not covered by insurance companies. The fund was founded by Jaroslav Petrouš, a disabled athlete, and Kateřina Klasnová, a former Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons.

Supporting the disabled, arranging financial assistance.

We are a non-profit organization that supports patients with the rare disease Tay Sachs and their families. We offer information, support and a space to work together. Our goal is to improve the quality of life for patients and spread awareness.

Most members of the public do not have the time, resources, experience and perseverance to devote years to solving specific problems in the public interest. It requires a lot of effort and the outcome is uncertain. That is why there is the watchdog organisation Kverulant, which has been systematically involved in such cases since 2009.

A public benefit society founded by Zdeněk Svěrák and the Svaz Svaz paraplegiků civic association. Since 1994 it has been helping people in wheelchairs after spinal cord injury and their families to cope with difficult life situation. The main service is residential social rehabilitation.