We specialize in improving the psychological state of children in treatment facilities through humor and overcoming their fear of medical procedures. We organize many events or seminars for doctors, nurses and medics. We run programs such as NOS (To the Operating Room), The Snacks We Have, Circus Patient and many more.

We operate an association founded in 1996. Our main focus is on improving the lives of people with Down syndrome and their families. We provide expert advice and offer crisis intervention in the area. We promote the principles of civil and human rights for people with disabilities.

Activities of a civic association supporting wheelchair users after spinal cord injury.

A public benefit society founded by Zdeněk Svěrák and the Svaz Svaz paraplegiků civic association. Since 1994 it has been helping people in wheelchairs after spinal cord injury and their families to cope with difficult life situation. The main service is residential social rehabilitation.

Rehabilitation and re-socialization of people with long-term mental illness (schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive disorder) and people suffering from addictions. Offer of anonymous psychological counselling services.

We support single parents and the elderly through regular food and drug supplies. Our goal is to bring joy and hope into their lives. We also provide assistance in times of need. Our activities are based on the authentic stories and experiences of the people we help.

We offer hippotherapy, zootherapy and hold professional seminars. We lead to responsible behaviour towards people and nature. We implement and develop ecological-educational programs for schools, English teaching, experiential programs using contact and activities with animals and more.

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

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