List of support organizations:

List of support organizations:

Published Date

July 12, 2026

The following resources are available in the Czech Republic to support you:

  1. United Nations agencies

UNHCR

UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, supports governments in protecting people forced to flee their homes because of conflict or persecution, and stateless persons, helping them build better futures.

In Czechia, UNHCR supports the government in ensuring access to asylum procedures, upholding the rights and protection of refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons, and supporting the inclusion and integration of refugees.

Through its NGO partners and funded refugee-led organizations, UNHCR provides: legal information and counselling; integration-related support and social counselling in accessing housing, education, employment and services; mental health and psychosocial support; as well as specialized services to victims of trafficking and survivors of exploitation.

You may find useful information for LGBTIQ+ refugees, asylum-seekers and Czechia on UNHCR’s HELP website.

For more information on assistance and services in Czechia, or to contact UNHCR Czechia, please reach out by:

For more information on UNHCR’s NGO partners in Czechia, please see the contact list below. You can find an UNHCR partner reference by the profile of each organization.

  • LGBTIQ+ organizations
  • MINORITIES, z.s.
    • An organization based in Brno that focuses primarily on legal and other support for LGBTIQ+ foreigners. Here you can get a lawyer for your asylum or other case, support for housing, finding a job or healthcare. It also organizes community-oriented events where you can meet other LGBTIQ+ foreigners, as well as Czechs.

Web: https://theminorities.info

FB: @TheMinoritiesCZ

IG: @theminoritiescz

  • Q-HUB
    • Q-Hub is a network of volunteers from the professional and lay public who participate in awareness-raising, research and educational activities in the field of sexual, gender and relationship diversity through various projects. Its main perspective is health and psychology, which is given by our roots at the Institute for Psychological Research (INPSY) at Masaryk University. The goal of Q-Hub is to disseminate evidence-based knowledge and recommendations regarding the care of LGBTQAI+ people, actively participate in research and educate the public and professionals through lectures and workshops.

Web: www.q-psy.cz

FB: @q.hubCZ

IG: @q.hubcz

  • Prague Pride
    • One of the largest LGBTIQ+ organizations in the Czech Republic, which not only organizes the August Prague Pride festival with many cultural and sporting events and a parade through the city, but also operates a Community Center in Prague, support groups, advocacy and educational activities, and provide legal advisory throughout the year.

Web: https://praguepride.cz

FB: @PraguePrideCZ

IG: @prague.pride

  • Trans*parent
    • Trans*parent z. s. strives to promote rights and positive social changes for the benefit of transgender, non-binary and intersex people. The association was founded in Prague in the spring of 2015 due to the need to share information and experiences and change policies in the field of equality for transgender people. Trans*parent thus seeks to promote understanding and acceptance of trans, non-binary and intersex people both at the social and legislative levels.

Web: https://jsmetransparent.cz/

FB: @transparentCZ

IG: @transparentCZ

  • Queer & Trans Youth CZ
    • The organization welcomes all LGBTQIA+ teens, including those who are still searching for themselves. We offer a safe space full of acceptance, support, and social contact. Are you trying to clarify your gender identity or sexual orientation and need to know that you are not alone? Do you want to find people who will understand you? Do you want to learn more about queer and trans topics in the Czech Republic? Then don’t hesitate and visit one of their events!

Web: https://qty.cz/ 

FB: @queerteens.cz

IG: @ qty.cz

  • Logos
    • Logos is an ecumenical Christian community with nationwide activity, open to people of various religious backgrounds and those who are non-believers in the traditional sense of the word. Its goal is to create conditions for the healthy spiritual development of LGBT+ citizens and their integration into society and churches, support partner and family relationships and social activities helping people with a minority sexual orientation and their families in crisis situations and in finding a responsible lifestyle.

Web: https://www.logoscr.cz/brno/

FB: @LogosCR

  • Plusko+
    • Collective Plusko+ is a Brno-Prague queer group that strives to create a safe space for all members of the lgbtqia+ community, for all those who are looking for themselves, for those who don’t fit in, and for all those who are themselves a plus in our society.

Web: https://pluskolektiv.cz/

FB: @pluskolektiv

IG: @ pluskolektiv

  • Helping organizations in general
  • InIustitia

The organization’s mission is to provide social services, legal information and representation to persons affected by serious crime and prejudiced violence and to prevent prejudiced violence and manifestations of intolerance, in particular racism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, homophobia and transphobia, gender violence, violence based on age, health, social status or subculture. In IUSTITIA also provides social services and legal information to particularly vulnerable victims and homeless women.

Web: https://in-ius.cz/

FB: @In-IUSTITIA-252375370791

IG: @in_iustitia/

  • Spondea

The organization is open to people who have experienced serious traumas such as domestic violence, abuse, stalking, mistreatment, or bullying. It offers therapy to people who struggle with aggression in relationships. All activities emphasize helping the entire family.

Web: https://www.spondea.cz/

FB: @Spondea

IG: @mluvmeonasili

  • Persefona

The main pillar of the organization’s activities is long-term comprehensive assistance to victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse and rape over the age of 16 from the South Moravian Region. Support continues to be directed to those who try to help victims of the aforementioned abuse. As part of its counseling services, the organization provides clients with social, psychological and legal assistance.

Web: www.persefona.cz

e-mail: poradna@persefona.cz

  • Bílý kruh bezpečí

The organization provides professional, free and discreet assistance to victims of crime. The assistance is provided by professionally qualified counselors, primarily lawyers, psychologists and social workers.

Web: https://bkb.cz

IG: @bilykruhbezpeci

emergency line: 116006

  • Člověk v tísni

A non-governmental, non-profit organization working to protect human rights worldwide. In the Czech Republic, it provides a wide range of social services, including debt relief, assistance to families in difficult situations, and assistance to refugees.

Web: https://clovekvtisni.cz

FB: @clovekvtisni

IG: @Clovek_v_tisni

  • Vesna

An association based in Brno, focused mainly on supporting women and transwomen, but also open to other people in need. It provides a number of integration programs, leisure courses and, last but not least, the so-called Wardrobe service, where you can get used but high-quality clothing and other small equipment for free. The association’s team includes many Ukrainian refugees.

Web: https://spolekvesna.cz

FB: @spolekvesna

IG: @spolekvesna

  • Sdružení pro integraci a migraci

A human rights organization that defends the rights of migrants and provides them with comprehensive support without discrimination, promotes integration, mutual coexistence and strives for a fair and open society. It provides free legal, social and psychosocial counseling to foreigners living in the Czech Republic. UNHCR partner.

Web: https://migrace.com

FB: @Sdru%C5%BEen%C3%AD-pro-integraci-a-migraci/197570470289380

e-mail: poradna@migrace.com

  • Organizace pro pomoc uprchlíkům (OPU) provides legal counselling and representation, social assistance, integration services and advocates in support of refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons in Czechia. OPU’s activities include free legal information, counselling and representation, integration support to refugees and social inclusion activities. UNHCR partner.

Web: https://opu.cz

FB: @organizacepropomocuprchlikum

IG: @opu.cz

  • Agency for Migration and Adaptation, z.s. (AMIGA) provides mental health and psychosocial support services to refugees and migrants, primarily focusing on vulnerable populations from Ukraine. AMIGA’s community centre runs group-based and individual mental health support activities for children, parents, adults and elderly refugees, as well as community and cultural activities. UNHCR partner.

Web: https://www.amiga-migrant.cz/

FB: @spolek.Amiga

IG: @amiga.migrant

  • proFem provides specialised support services for survivors of gender-based violence, including psychosocial counselling, legal counselling, emergency shelter and medical care. ProFem works closely with law enforcement and social services to provide holistic care, to support survivors in judicial processes, and to advocate for their rights. UNHCR partner.

Web: https://www.profem.cz/

FB: @pages/proFem-ops/131523293543646

IG: @profem.cz

  • Romodrom promotes the rights and culture of Roma people and supports those at risk of social exclusion. Through education, cultural events, and advocacy, Romodrom combats discrimination, fosters inclusion, and empowers vulnerable populations, including Roma refugees. Romodrom provides social counselling, assistance with the recognition of vulnerability status, and monitors socially excluded areas through its mobile teams. UNHCR partner.

Web: https://romodrom.cz/

FB: @romodrom

IG: @romodrom_official

  • SLOVO21 promotes social cohesion and supports the integration of refugees and migrants by fostering cross-cultural understanding. Slovo21 provides integration-related activities, Czech language courses, and community interpreting. UNHCR partner.

Web: https://slovo21.cz

FB: @slovo21

IG: @slovo21zs

  • LGBTIQ+ friendly support and therapeutic services
  • Sbarvouven.cz

An online peer-to-peer counseling and support group run by Prague Pride. It focuses primarily on issues of identity search, coming out, and acceptance.

Web: https://sbarvouven.cz

IG: @sbarvouven

The organization helps people with mental health problems and gives them the courage to overcome obstacles on their path to recovery. It provides professional support through multidisciplinary teams, with respect for the uniqueness and needs of each client. It focuses on helping and supporting people with mental health problems in their integration into everyday life.

Web: https://prahjm.cz

Phone: +420 734 152 545

e-mail: info@prahjm.cz

6) Emergency Numbers in the Czech Republic

In case of an emergency, help is just a phone call away. The following emergency numbers are available throughout the Czech Republic, and calls are free of charge:

  • 112 – General Emergency Line
    For all types of emergencies (police, fire, medical). Operators speak multiple languages, including English, making it a good choice for foreigners.
  • 150 – Fire Department
    For reporting fires, gas leaks, or other fire-related emergencies.
  • 155 – Medical Emergency Services
    For immediate medical assistance or to request an ambulance.
  • 158 – Police
    For reporting crimes, including violence, theft, or other threats to personal safety.
  • 156 – Municipal Police
    For less urgent issues, such as noise complaints, public order disturbances, or traffic violations.