We offer registered social services. We provide a nursing service, a day care centre, sheltered housing, respite care and an outreach programme. We provide clients with assistance in coping with the normal tasks of caring for their own person, personal hygiene or providing conditions for personal hygiene.

The respite service is a residential service, usually provided from one day to three months, for persons over 65 years of age who have reduced self-sufficiency due to age, adverse health conditions or disability and who are otherwise cared for at home.

The mission of the Charity House of St. Wenceslas - Home for the Elderly is to provide dignified and empathetic help, support and care to the elderly. We strive to ensure that seniors can live a peaceful old age, preferably with constant contact with their loved ones.

Operation of a day service centre for middle aged and disabled people. We provide support aimed at maintaining and developing individual abilities, skills and interests in order to enhance their independence and integration into mainstream society.

Social rehabilitation supports adults with mental illness to acquire, maintain and develop the skills they need in everyday life - in housing, employment, education, family and social relationships, leisure or in using available services.

The provision of social, nursing and assistance services. Providing assistance in caring for the household and in managing the normal tasks of caring for one's own person, in personal hygiene or providing conditions for personal hygiene, providing meals or assistance in providing meals.

We provide services to people with intellectual disabilities and chronic mental illness. We support their independent living and assist them with household management.

With the help of social rehabilitation, we provide support to adults with intellectual disabilities and mental illness in individual training. We aim to maintain and develop their skills and teach them independence.

Offering sheltered housing for people with intellectual or combined disabilities. We provide help and support to the client in spending their leisure time properly or help in finding their own housing. We support the client in going to work.

Running a day centre for the elderly and people with reduced self-sufficiency. Advice and support to their family carers. We teach our clients to be independent and provide them with dignified living conditions. We provide basic social counselling and lend compensatory aids.

We offer outreach care services for the elderly and disabled who are in adverse social situations. We provide services for reduced self-sufficiency or chronic illness.

Our primary activities include the provision of medical care (medical assistance, first aid and assistance to the disabled) at sports, cultural, social and other events, as well as close cooperation with the Integrated Rescue System (IRS). We provide first aid training.

We support adults with mental illness to acquire, maintain and develop the skills needed in everyday life so that they can live it more independently and more fully on their own terms.