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.

Providing necessary support to persons in adverse social situations associated with loss of housing. The social service helps to motivate users to use their own strengths and capabilities to deal with their situation by providing overnight accommodation and hygienic facilities.

The mission of the outreach program is to locate and contact homeless persons over the age of 18 in their natural environment. We strive to reduce the health and social risks caused by the lifestyle of the clients and motivate them to be active and independent in dealing with adverse social situations.

The service is intended for all people who find themselves in adverse life situations. The assistance is mediated through social workers, social service workers, SD centres or workers of authorities and other organisations and institutions.

The service is intended for all people who find themselves in adverse life situations. The assistance is mediated through social workers, social service workers, SD centres or workers of authorities and other organisations and institutions.

We provide individual help and support to seniors and people with disabilities or chronic illnesses in caring for themselves. We offer assistance with eating and drinking, dressing and undressing, and moving independently indoors and outdoors.

A non-governmental, non-profit organization with a long-standing tradition (since 2001) that provides support and assistance to people facing adverse social or health circumstances. We help seniors, people with disabilities, families with children, individuals, and others in need. We believe that even small acts can bring about big changes.

We seek out, contact and support children and young people in the city's localities who face difficulties that are not common to their peers, but who are unwilling or unable to attend mainstream institutions.