We provide personal and occupational assistance to students and graduates of the Jedlička Institute in Prague, as well as occupational consultations and wheelchair accessible transport. We support their employment.

Organization brings together fellow citizens affected by epilepsy, their families and friends. Disseminates information about epilepsy and social services to the public.

Our mission is to enable people with disabilities to enjoy their leisure time to the full in the way they choose. Our events are generally divided into weekend events for younger (up to 15 years) and older people, and we also organise one-day events for all ages.

Providing psychological services, diagnostics and social services to people with autism and their families. Organisation of training courses or supervision. Operation of sheltered housing. Organising summer camps, leisure activities such as swimming, exercise, music therapy, athletics or ceramics.

Providing social, vocational, interpreting and social activation services for people with hearing impairments. Lending of compensatory aids. Offer of Czech sign language courses.

Offering help to young people with physical disabilities to integrate into society.

We provide counselling for people who have dementia and their family members or friends and respite care (respite service) in the home. We also offer help and support to people with dementia and their family carers through self-help groups.

Provision of social services to adults with intellectual disabilities. Offering sheltered housing, respite services and personal assistance. We provide vocational training and organize courses.

Providing educational, training, therapeutic and rehabilitative care for children with intellectual disabilities and combined defects aged 3 to 26 years.

We provide social services for families with disabled children. We provide personal assistance, respite services and support activities. We provide educational and leisure activities. We help develop abilities and skills according to individual needs. We promote social inclusion.

We support people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to live, work and learn in a mainstream environment. We provide development and support of educational process, support of professional work with families of people with PAS, leisure activities, cultural and sporting events, mediation of professional care.

Organises exercise classes at regional clubs, organises retreats, publishes Parkinson's magazine, runs a counselling centre. Develops activities to improve the conditions of Parkinson's patients, provides information.

Offering mediation services for the deafblind, advice on compensatory aids. We provide leisure activities.

For blind and partially sighted people who want to become as independent as possible, we offer advice, selection of suitable aids and training in specific skills. We teach housekeeping, walking in space, Braille, keyboarding and other skills. We provide free social rehabilitation.