We provide social services, professional social counseling, individual assistance, personal assistance and activation activities. We contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of people with disabilities and help them to integrate into society.

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.

The mission of the organisation is to provide all-round assistance to the disabled and to support those who care for them.

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

The sheltered workshops of Charity Opava create job opportunities for people who find it difficult to find employment on the free labour market.

Bringing together parents, children, special educators, rehabilitation workers and friends of children with physical disabilities. We organise regular and one-off events to enable people to meet each other, exchange ideas, get professional advice and have fun.

We operate social-therapeutic workshops.

We run a day care centre. We offer leisure activities for children and youth with combined disabilities. Our aim is to highlight the lack of social services that are able to provide social activities for children and young people with combined disabilities and autism.

We help children and young adults with disabilities develop and apply their skills in their natural environment. The service focuses on the person and their individual needs.

The primary goal of the association is to permanently assist persons with intellectual and combined disabilities in overcoming the psychological, social and other consequences associated with their disabilities.

Operation of a day care facility designed to increase the self-sufficiency of fellow citizens with intellectual and combined disabilities. Clients are included in normal activities such as travel, library visits and cultural and social events.

Supporting families with children with disabilities. Operation of a day care centre for children. Creating vocational and individual programs to improve physical, psychological and social skills. We provide counselling and support for families.

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.