Contact and meeting point of the Tulipan Association, where we provide assistance within the Social Activation Service for Families with Children and the Tulipan Project for Families with Children. We offer individual consultations and provide professional help and support to people in mental distress.

We provide counselling for people who have dementia and their family members or friends and respite care (respite service) in the home. We also offer help and support to people with dementia and their family carers through self-help groups.

Our mission is to offer and provide adults with developmental disabilities the social services they need to live in their homes and participate in various areas of daily life.

Providing social and legal counseling for the disabled and disability assistance. We also provide social activation services for the elderly and people with disabilities.

We provide personal and occupational assistance to students and graduates of the Jedlička Institute in Prague, as well as occupational consultations and wheelchair accessible transport. We support their employment.

Help for visually impaired people. Operation of a film club for the blind. Provide audio description of films and theatre performances.

We provide counseling and educational services for children from 7 years old and adults with visual impairment. We offer assistance with daily living activities and support in leading an independent and autonomous life in society, in exercising their rights and legitimate interests, including exercising the right to work.

Offer of medical and social rehabilitation of people disabled by civilization diseases.

Organization brings together fellow citizens affected by epilepsy, their families and friends. Disseminates information about epilepsy and social services to the public.

We are a civic association providing services and comprehensive systematic care to deafblind persons throughout the country.

We provide a social service of personal assistance and professional social counselling.

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.

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