Operation of the Legionnaires' Association. We currently have nearly 4000 members. The association is concerned with the care of war veterans and preventing their social exclusion, social and health support. It publishes its own monthly magazine. It organises the Legiovlak project, competitions for children and youth and the operation of the Czechoslovak Legion Museum.

We help seniors and their loved ones when old age brings them worry. We help the elderly in their homes. We also care for them in a home for the elderly. We are a support for those who are at home caring for their aging loved ones alone. We provide free counselling to people across the country.

We provide a permanent residential social service to clients over 55 years of age who have reduced self-sufficiency primarily due to age or underlying illness and whose situation requires regular assistance from another natural person. The target group of the Home are war veterans. The capacity is 46 beds.

Our goal is to commemorate the legacy of the heroes of both World Wars and modern foreign operations. We support our Czech Lions, their families, the Army of the Czech Republic and all its branches, as well as the Czech Police and the IRS. We run the Martin Marcin Library with books by soldiers and war veterans.

The private centre with specialised care at a high level offers medical, nursing and activation care. We accept clients requiring round-the-clock care with chronic illnesses and impaired cognitive function. A center with a large therapeutic park.