The aim of the project is to provide comprehensive and individual support to people who have fled from Ukraine in the face of war and who are staying in the Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship. Within the framework of the project, activities are carried out at two information and advice points: in Toruń and Bydgoszcz. Refugees reporting to the points can obtain multi-sectoral support in terms of access to information, psychological, legal and professional support, language courses and integration activities. 

Program wsparcia żywnościowego „Pajacyk” pomaga dzieciom i młodzieży w Polsce od 1998 roku. Obecnie rozszerzona pomoc, pozwala nam zapewniać ciepłe posiłki dzieciom z Ukrainy uczącym się w szkołach, w których działa Pajacyk, oraz uczęszczających do placówek wsparcia dziennego, świetlic środowiskowych i socjoterapeutycznych w okresie wakacyjnym. W ramach nowej odsłony programu „Pajacyk – pomoc psychospołeczna” zapewniamy wsparcie psychologiczne i psychiatryczne dla dzieci, w tym dla dzieci w kryzysie uchodźczym, zwiększamy wiedzę nauczycieli, opiekunów i innych pracowników szkół na temat uchodźstwa, a także wspieramy rodziców i opiekunów…czytaj dalej…

Together with our partner, the Mudita Association, we provide multi-sectoral support to refugees with disabilities and their families and caregivers. We take care to improve their sense of security and dignity – we offer informational support, psychological support, Polish language lessons, and refer them for specialized visits. In addition, we organize respite and integration workshops.

In cooperation with the Union of Ukrainians in Poland, Przemyśl branch, we provide multi-sectoral assistance to Ukrainian refugees in Poland. We support the partner substantively and technically, including large-scale project management. We provide assistance in terms of temporary shelter in Przemyśl, access to information, psychological support or organizing integration events.

In September 2023, the PAH launched a project in the field of, among other things, psychological and social support in the field of reproductive health, gender equality and gender-based violence protection. The project targets all conflict-affected persons in Ukraine and in Poland.  In total, approximately 2,600 persons will receive assistance