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What We Do

Our Activities

From Psychological Assistance to public collections — explore the full range of our work supporting victims of violence.

Core Service

Psychological Assistance

We offer Psychological counseling services provided by specialists for individuals experiencing violence and their families. Whether you are dealing with the immediate aftermath of abuse or working through long-term trauma, our specialists are here to help.

Our Psychological Assistance is confidential, non-judgmental, and tailored to your individual needs. We help you process trauma, regain emotional balance, and develop tools to move forward.

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Core Service

Legal Advising

Navigating the legal system can be overwhelming, especially when you are already in crisis. Our legal counselors provide clear, practical guidance about your rights and the steps available to you.

We help with understanding protective orders, filing reports, navigating family law, and connecting with the right institutions. You don't have to face the legal system alone.

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Core Service

Safe Haven

When home is no longer safe, we help arrange temporary shelter and support in a secure location. Our Safe Haven service provides a refuge for individuals and families in crisis — a place to breathe, to plan, and to begin rebuilding.

In conjunction with a network of partner agencies, we help to ensure that all individuals in need of shelter receive access to a safe place to stay. Your safety and dignity is our first priority.

This is more than just a place to rest your head. It is the first step toward a new beginning.

Core Service

Education & Prevention

We work in educational and community settings to help prevent violence before it happens. We do this through various forums, workshops, and campaigns focused on healthy relationships and respect.

Our educational initiatives are aimed at children, teenagers, and even adults because preventing violence is everyone’s responsibility. People are taught how to identify abuse, report it safely, and support others around them.

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Get Involved

Volunteering

Join our warm hearted team. Our team requires people of all skills to assist us reach out to the ones in need.

Volunteer areas

Social media promotion
Computer graphics
Writing appeals for support
Programming
Writing articles
Legal consultations
Psychological advice
Direct help to those in need
Leaflet distribution
Finding sponsors
Volunteers handing out donations and support at a community event

Steps to becoming a volunteer

Fill out the form

Let us know that you would like to volunteer.

Attach your CV

Please send us your CV so that we may match you to the appropriate position.

We review your application

We analyze your work to see how best we can use your skills.

We contact you

We extend our hand to invite you on board and talk about the future.

Required for preparation: contact details, PESEL number, current CV, and parental consent for volunteers under 18. The volunteer regulations and GDPR statement are available upon request.

Support at No Cost

Transfer 1.5% of Your Tax

Contributing 1.5% of income tax is free of cost to you — but it saves lives.

Our KRS Number
0000 978 382

Use this number on your tax form to contribute 1.5% of your taxes to our foundation.

How to transfer 1.5%

Twój e-PIT

Ministry of Finance’s official website — the most convenient option for transferring your 1.5%.

e-PITy Program

A well-known Internet tax-filing software package that enables transfers of 1.5%.

PITax Program

Another platform that is backed to file your return and allocate 1.5%.

Which PIT form do you file?

PIT-37 (work/pension)
PIT-36 (business)
PIT-28 (rent/lump sum)
PIT-OP (retirees)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I transfer 1.5% of my tax? +
Fill in the number of KRS (0000 978 382) in the corresponding box of your income tax form. It can be done using the applications such as Twój e-PIT, e-PITy or PITax. The transfer will be automatic – the tax authorities send us the specified amount.
What is the deadline? +
The deadline for submitting your tax return and allocating 1.5% is at the end of April each year.
Is there any commission? +
No. There is no commission or fees. The 100 percent of 1.5% tax will be given to the charity of your choice.
Can I specify the purpose of my donation? +
Yes, you may indicate a specific reason for which the 1.5% may be allocated, or else let it remain a general donation to the foundation where it is needed most.
Who can transfer 1.5%? +
In Poland, taxpayers can allocate 1.5% of their income tax to an eligible foundation or non-governmental charitable organization. This includes employees, business owners, retirees, and others.
Fundraising

Charity Auctions

We organize Charity Auctions to raise funds for our programs. These auctions feature donated items, artwork, and experiences from our supporters and partners. Every bid helps us continue our work supporting victims of violence.

In case you have goods to donate to be sold in auction or want to bid on our auction, feel free to contact us.

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Official Campaign

Public Collection "STOP VIOLENCE"

Our officially registered public collection runs from January 31, 2026 to January 31, 2027, covering the Pomeranian Voivodeship. Collection number: 2026/482/OR, registered at zbiorki.gov.pl.

In accordance with the Act of March 14, 2014, on the rules governing public collections, collection boxes have been placed at participating locations.

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