ERGO Aktiv, o. p. s. is a neurorehabilitation centre that helps mostly younger people after a stroke, head injury or other brain damage. We use modern methods to support the return to active life and increase the self-sufficiency of our clients.

We offer social and health services for the elderly, disabled, homeless, immigrants and children and whole families from socially excluded communities and at risk environments. We provide our services throughout the country and also help in Asia, Africa, Europe and America. We organise a Tříkrál collection.

Offering mediation services for the deafblind, advice on compensatory aids. We provide leisure activities.

Providing support to assistance services and offering to find and arrange these services to disabled citizens.

We provide an offer of help to people with multiple sclerosis in the form of medical rehabilitation and social counselling. We specialise in providing members meetings and convalescent stays.

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

Supporting the disabled, arranging financial assistance.

We help and support member organisations to promote the interests of patients. We offer unique research and focus on improving the quality and accessibility of health services, including digital medicine.

We run a day care centre for people with combined disabilities and autism spectrum disorders aged from 1 year to 64 years. The capacity of the facility is 15 clients. Attendance is based on the individual wishes of the clients and also on the available capacity of the facility.

A nationwide association that advocates for the needs and interests of people with disabilities and seniors. Provides social, health services, counselling, equipment rental, courses, job search, recreational activities, etc.

We are a group of people who actively participate in sporting activities to help integrate disabled or otherwise disadvantaged people into mainstream society.

The company's mission is to strive for the inclusion of people with disadvantages, particularly as a result of disability, into society, to achieve the maximum possible degree of their self-sufficiency and to ensure that their quality of life matches that of people without such disadvantages.

We operate a civic association. We offer help to families with children affected by Rett syndrome. We organize meetings, lectures and conferences. We participate in the publication of information materials about the sysdrome, cooperate with other supporting bodies, recommend specialists, etc.