We are a Catholic charitable institution whose mission is to help the sick, the elderly and the disabled, the homeless and the unemployed. We assist families and people living in extreme poverty, children and young people from marginalised environments, as well as victims of violence, natural disasters and armed conflicts.
Caritas runs various specialised facilities to respond reasonably to those in crisis or who suffer hardship. We run campaigns and projects aimed at helping those in need and raising funds for these activities. We also promote volunteering among children, young people, and adults. Following the statutory obligation of PBO, we regularly publish our performance reports and financial statements on public benefit activities. We are one of 44 fully autonomous diocesan organisations using the same logo.
In addition to these local units, Caritas Polska has been established by the Polish Episcopal Conference to coordinate nationwide and foreign campaigns. We belong to the Caritas community, which covers almost the entire world. Board Director: Fr. Our KRS no. Food aid is provided at the bl.
Franciszek Macharski on January 29, , 40 years after its liquidation by the communist authorities. In , Caritas already had 25 aid centres and a budget of approximately PLN 6 million. It aims at assisting adults and their children who have suffered from all kinds of violence — physical, psychological, economic, sexual, and neglected by their loved ones. People living in the facility are provided with psychological, pedagogical, social and legal assistance and professional advice.
In addition, the expert advice is not limited to the centre charges: anyone from outside who would come to the facility in person or call by phone can count on our professional assistance. The Centre offers sheltered accommodation. The facilities provide round-the-clock care for children and youth deprived in part or full of parental care, who require the implementation of socialisation and treatment.
