Ongoing initiatives and projects

The main goal of this program is to help refugee families get back on their feet and gain financial independence so that they no longer need assistance.

The mission of Refugees Welcome is very simple: it is an internet platform that connects refugees with local residents wanting to rent out rooms to them, thus helping refugees get a roof over their heads.

Thanks to our strategic partner IKEA,  as a part of the “Mid term support for refugees and migrants” program, we are able to carry on with assisting refugees and other migrants, who are currently living in Poland.

The project, planned for 24 months (July 2022 – June 2024), is dedicated to refugees and migrants living in Poland, including (but not limited to) refugees who arrived from Ukraine after the Russian invasion and asylum seekers on the Polish-Belarussian border.

The main goal of the project is to support key competencies of foreigners, especially refugees and individuals with complementary protection status, residing in the three cities – Warsaw, Łódź, and Łomża.

Help Center for Foreigners in Warsaw (CPC – Centrum Pomocy Cudzoziemcom) is a place where annually thousands of foreigners receive free help and can find a friendly space.

We pursue the goal of equalizing educational opportunities of children and youth with refugee experience and prevent them from pre-school leaving.

The project’s mission is to promote the knowledge about the language and culture of Poland to foreigners who are attempting to settle in Poland.

The main goal of the project “Razem w trosce o dom” is to support in overcoming the crisis of refugee families by  stabilizing the housing situation . The project provides housing support and specialist advice.

Since 2000, the Ocalenie Foundation has been conducting activities to support foreign individuals with migration and refugee life experience in Poland.