The services of the Citizens' Advice Centre are intended for all people who are in an unfavourable social or life situation or who are threatened with such a situation, who cannot solve the situation themselves and who need help. The services are free of charge.
We support clients with mental illness to live the life of their choice, responsibly towards themselves and others. Our target group is people over the age of 16 who have had a serious mental illness such as schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and others enter their lives. We also support their families.
The services of the Citizens' Advice Centre are intended for all people who are in an unfavourable social or life situation or who are threatened with such a situation, who cannot solve the situation themselves and who need help. The services are free of charge.
It provides support to families with children in long-term unfavourable social situation. 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 their independence and strive for the social inclusion of families into society.
The services of the Citizens' Advice Centre are intended for all people who are in an unfavourable social or life situation or who are threatened with such a situation, who cannot solve the situation themselves and who need help. The services are free of charge.
The services of the Citizens' Advice Centre are intended for all people who are in an unfavourable social or life situation or who are threatened with such a situation, who cannot solve the situation themselves and who need help. The services are free of charge.
The mission of the counseling center is to guide the family through the first years of life of a child with developmental differences. To support all family members in finding a way to develop the child and to take advantage of the opportunities of ordinary life. The early childhood service is outreach and takes place mainly in the family's home environment.
The mission of the service is to support independent living for adults with disabilities. These people live in their own homes and ask service staff for the support they need, living as they wish.
We support clients with mental illness to live the life of their choice, responsibly towards themselves and others. Our target group is people over the age of 16 who have had a serious mental illness such as schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and others enter their lives. We also support their families.
Operation of the Psychosocial Rehabilitation Centre and the Psychosocial Field Team. We support people with mental illness in strengthening their independence and self-confidence so that they can lead a full life in their natural environment.
We provide social residential services, namely a home for people with disabilities, sheltered housing and a respite service. Outreach service - independent living support and outpatient - social therapy workshops. These services are intended for people with intellectual disabilities.