We provide free assistance to all those in need in our region. The goal is to guide individuals, families through the current difficult time in their lives to a better tomorrow. The fundamental pillar of these services is Christian love of neighbor.
A non-governmental, non-profit organization with a long-standing tradition (since 2001) that provides support and assistance to people facing adverse social or health circumstances. We help seniors, people with disabilities, families with children, individuals, and others in need. We believe that even small acts can bring about big changes.
We provide individual help and support to seniors and people with disabilities or chronic illnesses in caring for themselves. We offer assistance with eating and drinking, dressing and undressing, and moving independently indoors and outdoors.
We provide one-on-one assistance and support to seniors and people with disabilities or chronic illnesses in caring for themselves. We offer assistance with serving food and drink, dressing and undressing, and moving independently indoors and outdoors.
We provide aid to victims of natural disasters, support missionaries and traveling ministers, and help build places of worship in developing countries. We hold worship services, retreats, Bible studies, public lectures and ministry gatherings.
The Slezská Diakonie social service is intended for people aged 18 to 64 with chronic mental illness (psychotic and affective types) and people with mild intellectual disabilities who find themselves in an adverse social situation and need support from supported housing staff.
Provides professional counseling and therapeutic services to persons who find themselves in adverse social situations related to domestic violence, abuse and exploitation, difficulties in family and interpersonal relationships, or the use of alcohol, other addictive substances and gambling.
Provides support to families with children in long-term adverse social situations. 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 them in their independence and strive for the social inclusion of families in society.
The main objective of the activity is to support the transition of the target group from the state of housing need to the state of housing and to support the maintenance of housing in the long term.
Through outreach services, we support people with reduced self-sufficiency to live in their natural environment. In other circumstances, a carer provides support. At the same time, it creates a space for carers to take the necessary rest and take care of their affairs.
The contact point offers the general public and informal caregivers in the Pobeskydí region free counselling and educational events on the issue of dementia syndrome.