Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

Providing charitable and humanitarian assistance to people in need.

Providing regular help and support to children with mental, physical or combined disabilities and autism spectrum disorders. We provide magnet therapy, hydrotherapy, ball exercises, massage and other types of rehabilitation. We provide meals.

We operate a shelter for mothers with children providing temporary accommodation for mothers with children who find themselves in an unfavourable social situation related to the loss of housing. With individual support, we try to address their situation so that they can integrate into mainstream society and find suitable housing.

The religious community holds religious services and spiritual meetings.

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.

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.

We provide transitional accommodation and counselling to women with children and to women themselves. We support clients in dealing with their adverse living situation and in finding new housing. We organize joint trips and weekend stays.

The mission of the Charity House of St. Zdislava Shelter in Ostrava-Zábřeh is to support mothers with children, women with children in their care, pregnant women, fathers with children and men with children in their care who have been in an unfavourable social situation related to the loss of housing.

The mission of the respite service is to provide children and adults with intellectual and combined disabilities, including autism spectrum disorders, with a safe stimulating environment and professional care appropriate to the individual needs of the client. At the same time, to allow carers the time they need for rest and recovery.