Summary

This comprehensive summary outlines the history, current state, and key initiatives of Piotr Karliski's foundation, "Aktualnoci". The organization was established after 25 years of activity, serving as a crucial patron for individuals facing poverty or severe incapacity. Its mission is to support the poor and those with disabilities in various locations, including Szczecin and parts of the country across Poland. The foundation operates through a diverse structure featuring administrative bodies like the Rada Fundacji, committees responsible for projects and beneficiaries, and a dedicated assistance service specifically for those lacking the means or physical abilities to pursue educational opportunities. With over 50 active projects implemented, the organization focuses on creating meaningful connections between the disabled and the community, offering both direct assistance and broader support systems to enable meaningful change. The foundation continues to expand its reach through digital platforms and physical printing of materials, ensuring that its work reaches diverse groups. Regular updates are provided through organized events and announcements, such as triennial meetings and social gatherings, which foster a community of care and support for marginalized individuals in Szczecin and surrounding regions. Through these collective efforts, the foundation plays a vital role in promoting social inclusion, providing essential services, and empowering the next generation of citizens facing economic hardship and physical limitations.

Topics:
1. History and Origins of the Foundation
2. Current Status and Structure of the Organization
3. Key Initiatives and Projects
4. Services and Support to Beneficiaries
5. Expansion and Community Engagement

Title

Foundation for Aid to Patients with Muscular Atrophy named after Piotr Karliński - Start

Description

Foundation for Aid to Patients with Muscular Atrophy named after Piotr Karliński

Keywords

patron, mini, polska, cookies

NS Lookup

A 91.227.122.80

Dates

Created 2026-04-13

Updated 2026-04-15

Summarized 2026-04-15