It provides support to families with children in long-term unfavourable social situation. In cooperation with the clients of the service, we strive to maintain the coexistence of family members and the healthy development of children in the family, strengthen their independence and strive for the social inclusion of families into society.

Prevention and treatment of addiction. Outpatient counselling - one-off consultations, short interventions, longer regular cooperation. Aftercare for abstainers after treatment, including supported accommodation. Since 1998, we have accompanied people on their journey of change. We also offer primary prevention.

It helps young people to cope and deal with adverse situations, for example in school, in the family, among friends and peers. Together with them, it creates a safe space, gives them information, shows them ways to spend their free time, helps them to navigate in a healthy environment and leads them to independence.

We are a non-governmental non-profit company that helps people with visual impairment, mental illness and the elderly in the Karviná district. The company operates social services, as well as social business in the field of massage services.

The Aladinka Service Centre, z.ú. facilitates the care of families for their loved ones and provides assistance to seniors and persons with disabilities aged 1 year and older throughout the Karlovy Vary Region.

Offering professional help and support to families with a child under 7 with special needs due to a disability or developmental threat.

Protecting and advancing the labor, wage, welfare, legal and life interests of union members.

We provide social activation services for families with children.

We are a trade union that defends the rights of train drivers. We offer legal protection, liability insurance and support in labour disputes. We also organise cultural events and provide social fund contributions for our members.

We offer employment preferably to adults with disabilities from our region.

Social service Social therapy workshops are a place where people with disabilities can spend their time meaningfully, develop their work habits and skills and experience a sense of their own usefulness. A safe environment, individual approach and support without pressure to perform towards independence.