Enabling people with disabilities to actively participate and self-realize, especially in education and employment in mainstream settings. Preparing the transition from institutional care to mainstream housing in the community through person-centred planning.

We are an organization of young people for young people. Our aim is to meet all children, adolescents and young people with hearing impairment up to 35 years old and have fun together, discover the beauty of the country during trips, participate in unusual competitions and make new friends.

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

Providing support to assistance services and offering to find and arrange these services to disabled citizens.

We offer social and health services for the elderly, disabled, homeless, immigrants and children and whole families from socially excluded communities and at risk environments. We provide our services throughout the country and also help in Asia, Africa, Europe and America. We organise a Tříkrál collection.

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.

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

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.

We organise horse rides for disabled children. We organize summer and winter camps. We provide friendly facilities for families of children with disabilities. We contribute to the permanent improvement of the health and psychological state of children with the help of contact with nature. We make the general public aware of the existence of handicaps.

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.

Supporting the disabled, arranging financial assistance.

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.

We are a civic association providing services and comprehensive systematic care to deafblind persons throughout the country.