Enabling people with disabilities to actively participate and self-actualise, especially in education and employment in mainstream settings. Preparing the transition from institutional care to mainstream housing in the community through person-centred planning.

For blind and partially sighted people who want to become as independent as possible, we offer advice, selection of suitable aids and training in specific skills. We teach housekeeping, walking in space, Braille, keyboarding and other skills. We provide free social rehabilitation.

We are involved in the prevention and treatment of addictions, primarily to non-alcoholic addictive substances, including, for example, gambling addiction. We provide outpatient and outreach services for people at risk of substance abuse. We offer programs to support and develop ethnic groups.

Operation of a shelter for homeless men.