We support and help families in difficult life situation and social situation. We strive to ensure that children can grow up in these families while ensuring their proper development. A difficult living and social situation threatens the child in the family so much that the child is at risk of being removed from the family.

The mission of the Michal Magone Charity Centre - Crisis Assistance is to provide the necessary individual help and support to people with children who find themselves in an acute crisis situation, mostly related to housing, and are unable to solve it on their own.

Provision of social, professional, interpreting and social activation services for people with hearing impairment. Offer of custom-made Czech sign language courses.

The mission of the Social Therapy Workshop is to provide long-term support to people with mental illness, to create opportunities for self-fulfilment in the safe space of social services and to acquire or restore work and social skills.

We provide persons (40 years and older) with memory disorders, especially persons with Alzheimer's disease or vascular dementia who currently live in the Ostrava district or persons with memory disorders from the Moravian-Silesian region, with the opportunity to develop their abilities and support them in self-sufficiency.

The charity helps people in need. Focusing on people with disabilities, the elderly, the homeless and people in difficult life situations. Providing vocational training for volunteers.

We provide people with hearing and combined disabilities with comprehensive support in the form of social services that facilitate their integration into society (social rehabilitation, professional social counselling and interpreting services). We operate throughout the Czech Republic both in the field and on an outpatient basis.

Our mission is to help adults with intellectual disabilities live in their own homes and manage the issues associated with independent living.

The social service is intended for adults with reduced self-sufficiency who have a chronic mental illness (e.g. schizophrenia, manic-depressive illness), as a result of which they are unable to obtain long-term employment on the open or sheltered labour market.