A centre in Białystok that helps foreign nationals to integrate and settle in. The organisation offers free advice to Russian-speaking people, particularly those with Belarusian citizenship. The team creates opportunities for learning and personal development, as well as helping people to make new friends and settle into Polish society more quickly.
A Polish organisation that provides humanitarian and medical assistance to people with refugee experience. The organisation's activities include medical transport and evacuation (Humanosh Emergency Medical Team). The team also runs 'Mirnyj Dom' shelters for those seeking refuge and organises integration activities for children and adults.
The team in Lithuania provides comprehensive support to Belarusians who have been forced to leave their homes. The team helps them find temporary accommodation and work, and also provides medical assistance. The organisation coordinates the work of a free clothes bank and holds group psychological support meetings.
A Belarusian charitable foundation in Lithuania that helps Belarusians who have suffered repression and their families. The organisation’s activities include providing financial support to the families of political prisoners, as well as paying for food and gifts for children. The team also provides free psychological and legal assistance, advice on legalisation in Lithuania, and temporary accommodation in a shelter for former political prisoners.
An initiative that helps Belarusians who have suffered from repression. The organisation's activities include paying fines, compensating for legal fees, and paying medical bills for treatment and rehabilitation after injuries. The team also provides support to political prisoners and their families.
A fund providing emergency assistance to Belarusians who have suffered from repressions. The organisation's activities include emergency evacuation, personal financial support for those who have been repressed and dismissed for political reasons, as well as assistance to the families of political prisoners. The team supports activist initiatives and verifies personal fundraising.
An organisation in Poland that supports Belarusians facing repression. The organisation’s work includes providing humanitarian, material and psychological support. The team also runs educational projects and Polish language courses, assists with integration and carries out advocacy work.
A Polish government organisation dedicated to HIV/AIDS prevention. The organisation runs a helpline and provides online advice on HIV. Its activities also include maintaining a nationwide register of free and anonymous testing centres.
Polish phone support service for adults. Provides free emotional support 24/7 in crisis situations.
A project by the Polish Ministry of Health providing round-the-clock support to adults in psychological crisis. The service offers free and anonymous assistance via telephone, chat and email. The project team also helps to find appropriate medical facilities in the region.