ORGANIZATION MAP
Legal support
One of the oldest and largest European non-governmental organisations working to protect human rights. The Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights operates primarily in Poland, at the European level, and in countries that emerged after the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
Homo Faber’s vision is a Lublin in which everyone feels free and safe and can fully exercise their rights regardless of gender, disability, national or ethnic origin, “race”, skin colour, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, worldview, political opinions, financial status, age, or any other characteristic.
They support everyone, regardless of country of origin, gender, ethnic background, nationality, religion, belief, worldview, disability, sexual orientation, or age. Their support is free of charge.
NOMADA Association was founded in Wrocław in November 2009. For many years, it has provided support to people held in guarded centres for foreigners. The NOMADA team includes specialists in migration law, anti-discrimination education, bias-motivated violence, and gender-based violence.
Psychotrauma support
They support everyone, regardless of country of origin, gender, ethnic background, nationality, religion, belief, worldview, disability, sexual orientation, or age. Their support is free of charge.
It is a platform for intercultural dialogue. Its mission is to support the social and civic participation of immigrants, foreign nationals, refugees, and national and ethnic minorities, while promoting sustainable development in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda.
The centre is run by a team of specialists dedicated to helping people deal with their difficulties. Guided by the principle that the individual comes first, the team works conscientiously, ethically, and with integrity. Its services are available to adults, adolescents, and children.
Otwarci Centre (otwarci.org)