We think of people who are physically or otherwise disadvantaged. In addition to offering them employment opportunities, we also contribute material and financial support to organisations for which our help is essential.
FOR LINDA
We support the FOR LINDA project, which helps a little girl with a rare genetic disorder caused by a mutation in the ZMYND11 gene. Linda bravely fights severe epilepsy, developmental delays, and sensory impairments, and despite it all, she spreads joy and smiles to everyone around her.
Our support goes towards rehabilitation, therapies, and special medical aids that make everyday life easier for Linda and her family.
You can support this project as well. Simply click one of the links below and choose any amount you wish to donate:
www.kridleni.cz/projekty/pro-lindu
www.darujme.cz/pro-lindu
If you are considering support through a donation agreement, please contact the Křídlení Endowment Fund, which oversees the project:
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tajemnice@kridleni.cz
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lucie@kridleni.cz
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Mikasa
Helps people with autism and severe intellectual disabilities find their path to happiness — because that is a journey we all embark on, without exception. The organisation strives to improve the lives of everyone who depends on support from those around them.
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Silesian Lily
A voluntary, independent and non-political association whose main goal is to support activities aimed at removing social and other barriers and boundaries, and to provide general support for life and community activities in so-called socially excluded localities. This includes counselling and various services, as well as ensuring meaningful leisure-time activities for children, adolescents and adults, both members and non-members of the association. All of this serves the purpose of fostering the all-round development of each individual, regardless of their nationality, social status or religious beliefs.
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Association of Parents and Friends of Children with Disabilities in the Czech Republic, z.s. – Club STONOŽKA OSTRAVA
The mission of the club is to lessen the impact of a person’s disability on their life and the life of their family, to support people with disabilities and their families in accessing and participating in all activities of everyday life, and to help them advocate for and fulfil their right to live a full and meaningful life.
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