Our mission is to provide a residential social service for people over 50 years of age with memory impairment who have reduced self-sufficiency and are unable to remain in their home environment for longer. The capacity of the facility is 26 clients.

Providing news from the diocese and information about the organisational structure, pastoral centres, pilgrimage sites and contacts.

Providing charitable and humanitarian assistance to people in need.

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.

We are part of the Roman Catholic Church. We share our faith in Jesus Christ and strive to live by the Gospel.

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.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

We provide surplus food collection, storage and distribution to organizations providing assistance to people in need. We supply local non-profit organizations and social institutions with meat products, non-perishable, frozen and refrigerated food. We offer educational programs on the issues.

The mission of Charity Ostrava's Wardrobe is to collect donated clothing and shoes and to use them to give them to people in need, especially users of social services in day centres for the homeless, hostels, shelters or starter flats.

Providing homeless people with a safe place to live. The regime of our Home is adapted to the specific needs of our users. We offer accommodation and meals to people over 50 in a difficult living situation.

Holds regular weekly meetings followed by discussion and informal talks by those involved. Unitarians are inspired by Christianity, Hinduism, Yoga, Buddhism, and other spiritual movements. Unitarian meetings are open and welcome anyone seeking deeper meaning in their lives.

The Volunteer Centre of Charity Ostrava involves the public in helping people in need. Anyone aged 15 and over who wants to give their time to others without any remuneration can become a volunteer. Volunteering brings experience, meaningfulness and space for personal growth.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.