Advocating for employee rights and negotiating collective bargaining agreements.

We are dedicated to promoting and protecting the labor, social, health, cultural, personal and other rights, legitimate interests and needs of our members. We organize professional trainings, discussions and lectures. We provide counselling. We represent members in relation to institutions and international organisations.

We provide social activation services for families with children.

We provide preventive educational, diagnostic and counselling care to children, adolescents and their families. We focus on work with behavioral disorders, crisis intervention and support for schools and educators.

The organization makes decisions about pension and sickness insurance benefits or the return of benefits. It collects insurance premiums and state employment policy contributions, acts in court, performs tasks in the payment of benefits abroad and ensures the issue of forms.

The mission of the social service is to help and support people in an unfavourable social situation so that they can live a free way of life that is comparable to the life of the surrounding society.

The mission of the Early Childhood Advisory Service is to guide families through the early years of the life of a child with developmental differences. To support all family members in finding a way to develop the child and to take advantage of the opportunities of everyday life. The early care service is outreach based and takes place mainly in the family's home environment.

The day centre provides facilities for homeless people aged 18 and over. We offer the possibility of social counselling, personal hygiene, cooking meals, washing clothes, etc. The outreach programme is for homeless people, immigrants and asylum seekers and victims of crime aged 18 - 80.

Our mission is to offer people with learning disabilities a level of help and support that is based on individual needs. We respect and preserve human dignity and basic human rights and freedoms, and strive for active participation or return to the mainstream.

The provision of a residential social service that enables people to live in an independent flat or household with the support of another person.

The mission of the respite service is to provide children and adults with intellectual and combined disabilities, including autism spectrum disorders, with a safe stimulating environment and professional care appropriate to the individual needs of the client. At the same time, to allow carers the time they need for rest and recovery.