The Wheelchair League is a non-profit organization that supports people with disabilities on their way to an independent and active life. It provides a wide range of services, including social rehabilitation, personal assistance, physiotherapy, counselling, residential services and awareness-raising and educational activities.

We bring together transparent public benefit organisations and provide them with an all-round service. Our mission is to contribute to the creation of a transparent, reliable and modern non-profit sector.

Focusing on staff training, introducing supervision and improving the quality of social service delivery.

Offering education, social services and job placement for disabled people with the aim of integrating them into society. Providing hippotherapy, social rehabilitation and sheltered workshops.

We provide free assistance to all those in need in our region. The goal is to guide individuals, families through the current difficult time in their lives to a better tomorrow. The fundamental pillar of these services is Christian love of neighbor.

Providing social services to adults with developmental disabilities in sheltered housing, day service center and independent living support.

Offer services of assisted living. Support for independent living.

For adults with dependent children in a difficult living situation, we offer emergency and long-term shelter accommodation.

Providing comprehensive care in the field of nursing, rehabilitation, educational and social in the form of clinical and outpatient care.

We run a Halfway House for young teenage girls and boys up to the age of 26 leaving children's homes. We provide transitional accommodation with a capacity of 4 beds. There is a bathroom or kitchen available. We offer social counselling.

We strive to make people with hearing impairments and the elderly as independent as possible from other people and institutions. We defend their rights and interests.

The organization brings together parents and friends of fellow citizens with hearing impairments. Early care services for families of children with disabilities are included in the field social prevention services, which are supported and funded by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs.