Help from other organisations
We have also gathered other initiatives and organisations that provide assistance to political prisoners.
We have also gathered other initiatives and organisations that provide assistance to political prisoners.

Assistance to released political prisoners in receiving comprehensive support and adapting to life after imprisonment.

Assistance to Belarusian refugees in the United States.

Free guides for starting a business in Poland and Lithuania.

The organization helps families in need of various assistance. At daycare centers, children receive education and meals. During the day, homeless people in Vilnius and Kaunas can also visit daycare centers where they receive assistance.

Providing primary assistance to Belarusians moving to Lithuania.

The initiative provides consultations on issues related to entry into the Republic of Poland, obtaining a humanitarian visa, legalizing stay, employment, doing business, and taxation. Free psychological support is also provided—up to 10 consultations—for asylum seekers, refugees, migrants from Belarus, victims of repression, and their family members.

Legal assistance, provision of an interpreter.

Consultations, informational meetings, integration.

The platform provides a quick and convenient way to receive anonymous and free legal assistance from professionals.

Legal consultations, psychological assistance, crisis intervention.

Information support for Belarusians forced to leave Belarus and Ukraine: issues of relocation, legalization, and adaptation in Poland.

Support for people living with HIV; OST (opioid substitution therapy) counseling; counseling for people who use drugs; counseling for LGBTQ+ people.

The Municipal Information Centre in Wrocław for Migrants and Refugees provides information support to people already living in Wrocław, as well as those just arriving in the city.

A program of free individual psychological consultations for repressed Belarusian men and women (with documentary evidence of repression).

Consultations for Belarusians on issues of assistance, legalization, employment, and information support.

The association advises victims of repression and prepares legal opinions on the dangers of staying in Belarus—these opinions assist in appeals to immigration authorities in other countries.

A 24-hour crisis hostel. You can apply at any time on a first-come, first-served basis.

Assistance to victims of repression in Belarus in protecting their right to health care.

Consultations, career assistance, humanitarian aid.

Food and humanitarian aid for Belarusian political refugees.

The Office of Democratic Forces of Belarus in the Czech Republic provides assistance to former political prisoners with legalization and adaptation in the Czech Republic, and also cooperates with Czech non-governmental organizations, where the repressed can receive initial financial and psychological support.

Assistance, support and consultation in case of human rights violation.

Support in the implementation of initiatives, as well as assistance in adaptation and integration.

Social counseling, career counseling, Polish language courses.

Assistance to Belarusians with food and hygiene products, clothing and household essentials, as well as individual consultations.

The foundation supports victims of political repression in Belarus, providing assistance to political prisoners and individuals criminally prosecuted for their civic activism. The foundation also provides anonymous psychological support to those affected by the regime's actions and runs a free legal aid program, "Lawyer on Call," which provides Belarusians with necessary consultations.

Assistance to political prisoners, repressed persons and initiatives.

Legal assistance, Polish courses, professional consultations, psychological support.

Free legal assistance for citizens of Belarus.

The Social Sponsorship Program will connect you with caring people who will help you adapt, find housing, and deal with everyday issues.

Integration Centers for Foreigners in Czekhnstów, Bielsk-Biała, and Katowice.

Providing assistance to Belarusians who were repressed or under threat of repression and who moved to the Republic of Poland no earlier than May 2020.

Psychological and legal consultations, assistance in finding housing and work, learning the Polish language, as well as humanitarian aid.

Legal consultations, finding housing for the repressed, translations, organizing transportation, purchasing and delivering food, organizing educational courses.