International educational movement for youth and children aged 6 and up organizes meetings, expeditions, events and camps.

The organisation brings together people with disabilities, especially physical disabilities. It defends the needs and interests of PWDs and the elderly. We offer professional social counselling. We provide swimming, exercise and rehabilitation for the disabled.

We operate a charitable company with a focus on supporting the elderly.

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.

We are an interdenominational non-profit organization serving children, parents and congregations of all churches. We are funded primarily by donations from our friends.

We provide services for the elderly and people with disabilities. We provide services such as minor housekeeping, pet walking, gardening services, meal warming and masonry work. We offer a rental service for compensatory aids. We run a counselling service for the elderly.

Organizing meetings and expeditions, spring and summer camps. There are two sections.

Our aim is to improve the living conditions of seriously ill children and their families and to help bring the natural and ordinary back into their lives. We are helping to introduce play workers and volunteers to children's wards.

Providing social services to people in crisis.

We support modern war veterans in particular, hence soldiers and members of the IRS in general. We provide economic, legal, psychological and social assistance.

We offer a programme of leisure activities for school age children and help them grow into independent and responsible individuals. We introduce children to the basic principles of Christianity. At meetings we sing, play games and talk about God.

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.