We provide a social rehabilitation service to adults with experience of mental illness who are in an adverse social or life situation.

The mission of the foster family programme is to support and accompany families in the exercise of foster family care so that children in these families have appropriate care with regard to their needs, interests and original family and social environment.

Providing necessary support to persons in adverse social situations associated with loss of housing. The social service helps to motivate users to use their own strengths and capabilities to deal with their situation by providing overnight accommodation and hygienic facilities.

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.

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.

We offer social activation services for seniors and people with mental illness. We provide spiritual care and group events outside of the center. We run a literature and geography club and organise various sporting activities. We provide social counselling.

The mission of the shelter is to provide temporary accommodation and support in dealing with adverse social situations to self-sufficient women aged 18 and over who find themselves homeless. The service aims to strengthen their independence and ability to reintegrate into society.

The social rehabilitation service provides persons in a crisis situation related to the loss of housing with individual support in training the skills and habits necessary for everyday life, enabling them to become independent and find employment in their personal and working life.

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.