Goal 1 - No poverty

Social Integration Centres (CIS) are educationally-oriented establishments involving such elements of education as participants’ engagement in service, trade and manufacturing activities. Among recipients of CIS social services, there are e.g. the long-term unemployed, the homeless, the disabled, alcohol and drug addicts (after finishing treatment), the mentally ill, the disabled, the released from penitentiary institutions and refugees.

Vocational Activity Workshops (ZAZ) are units that join socio-vocational rehabilitation of the disabled with conducting economic activity. ZAZ employs the disabled with a certificate of significant degree of disability, in some cases – persons w with moderate degree of disability if they were diagnosed with autism, mental retardation or mental illness.

Occupational Therapy Workshops (WTZ) support the rehabilitation process of the disabled by developing their skills for everyday functioning, their psychophysical fitness and occupational qualifications. Among the recipients of WTZ social services, there are the motorically or mentally retarded with a certificate of significant or moderate degree of disability including recommendation for occupational therapy.

Social Integration Clubs (KIS) provide support to individuals and their families in rebuilding and holding of ability to participation in the life of the local community, returning to fulfilling social equality and increasing professional qualifications. KIS should be open to the needs of the local environment and should adjust the scope of the services and activities to the need of all groups at risk of social exclusion.