We support you and your relatives and partners, victims and witnesses
Through the Justice Fund, we:
- organise legal aid
- provide psychological support
- assure help of a translator and a sign language interpreter
- provide material support
- cover the costs of health services, rehabilitation and those related to education and work support programmes
- help finance temporary problems with rent payments
You will find more about how we can help at the nearest assistance centre for crime victims.
You can find information about the centres in the tab: Find an assistance centre.
If you are a victim of the following:
Do you need help?
We can provide you with, among others:
- help in finding safe refuge
- legal support:
- help in writing an official letter
- help in preparing and submitting an application
- analysis of legal documentation - psychological support:
- psychologist
- psychotherapist
- psychiatrist - material support in the form of:
- food vouchers
- covering food costs
- purchase of clothing, underwear, footwear, cleaning and personal hygiene products - subsidies for rent and fees - assistance in covering costs of:
- childcare in a nursery, club, kindergarten or school
- education, textbooks or tutoring - assistance in obtaining professional qualifications or professional retraining
We can provide you with, among others:
- help in finding safe refuge
- legal support:
- help in writing an official letter
- help in preparing and submitting an application
- analysis of legal documentation - psychological support:
- psychologist
- psychotherapist
- psychiatrist - material support in the form of:
- food vouchers
- covering food costs
- purchase of clothing, underwear, footwear, cleaning and personal hygiene products
- subsidies for rent and fees - help with purchasing medicines, orthopaedic and medical equipment necessary to return to health
- assistance in the field of rehabilitation
We can provide you primarily with:
- legal support:
- help in writing letters;
- help in preparing and submitting applications
- legal documentation analysis - psychological support of:
- a psychologist
- a psychotherapist
- a psychiatrist - assistance in purchasing medicine, orthopaedic and medical equipment necessary for convalescence
- help with rehabilitation.
We can provide you with, among others:
- help in finding safe refuge
- psychological support:
- psychologist
- psychotherapist
- psychiatrist - legal support:
- help in writing an official letter
- help in preparing and submitting an application
- analysis of legal documentation
- necessary financial support
We can provide you with, among others:
- legal support:
- help in writing an official letter
- help in preparing and submitting an application
- analysis of legal documentation - psychological support:
- psychologist
- psychotherapist
- psychiatrist - - necessary material support
We can provide you with, among others:
- legal support:
- help in writing an official letter
- help in preparing and submitting an application
- analysis of legal documentation - help in mediation
- material support in the form of:
- food vouchers
- covering food costs
- purchase of clothing, underwear, footwear, cleaning and personal hygiene products
- subsidies for rent and fees - assistance in covering costs of:
- childcare in a nursery, club, kindergarten or school
- education, textbooks or tutoring
We help all victims, regardless of the crime suffered.
Come to one of our assistance centres and talk to the person of first contact. We'll find a solution together.
Remember that no one has the right to violate your bodily integrity, harass you (stalking is a punishable offence), deprive you of liberty unlawfully, hurt you mentally and physically.
You can receive help from a psychologist, psychiatrist and therapist.
Come to one of our help centres. We will help you deal with this situation. If necessary, we will provide a foreign language interpreter or a sign language interpreter.
POST-RELEASE ASSISTANCE
One of the areas the Justice Fund works in is assisting people released from places of detention. The purpose of our activities is to help you return to normal life outside the correctional facility. The assistance is provided by non-governmental organisations and financed by the Justice Fund.
If you've left a correctional facility and are looking for support, contact one of our centres.
Through the Justice Fund, we:
- help find shelter or pay for accommodation
- support job searches (we provide work support programmes and help in gaining employment)
- assure material support (food vouchers, clothing, hygiene products)
- pay for professional courses