Slezská diakonie branches

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.

We provide support to families with children and an addicted member who are in a long-term adverse social situation, with an emphasis on support to address addictive behaviour or risky substance use.

The mission of the low-threshold day centre is to provide a place for food preparation, personal hygiene and individual support and assistance to homeless men and women in dealing with their unfavourable situation.

The mission of the shelter is to provide temporary accommodation for adult men without shelter, facilities for food preparation and support, or help to solve their unfavourable life situation. The level of support and assistance is based on the individual needs of the clients.

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.

Encouraging children to spend quality time after school. Children do not have to wander outside in a dangerous environment. We are also here to give advice and help to a child when something is bothering them. We offer a safe place, counselling, leisure activities, talks, help with school preparation.

Supporting people with disabilities to develop and participate in all areas of society.

The mission of the outreach program is to locate and contact homeless persons over the age of 18 in their natural environment. We strive to reduce the health and social risks caused by the lifestyle of the clients and motivate them to be active and independent in dealing with adverse social situations.