MOPS:

In addition to financial assistance, we provide material support, as well as psychological and legal assistance.

Social workers help people in quarantine, including by delivering food parcels and taking care of the most urgent needs. Scouts from ZHP, as part of their cooperation and agreement with MOPS, help with shopping, delivering medicines, paying bills, walking the dog and taking out the rubbish. Volunteers from the Volunteer Centre operating at the local Social Welfare Centre are also joining the campaign to help residents.

Centre:

If you need support or know someone who needs help, call or write to the Bolesławiec MOPS: tel. 75 645 78 23,
email: mops@jg.home.pl, sekretariat@mops.boleslawiec.pl.

Do you need psychological help?

Psychologist – tel. 75 645 78 13
Office hours: Tuesday: 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Do you need legal assistance?

Lawyer – tel. 75 645 78 13
Office hours: Tuesday to Friday, 7:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

Help for seniors

As of 20 October 2020, the Municipal Social Welfare Centre in Bolesławiec is expanding the scope of its assistance by carrying out activities as part of the Solidarity Support Corps for Seniors.

Municipal Social Welfare Centre in Bolesławiec:

Seniors who decide to stay at home due to the ongoing epidemic can call the nationwide helpline at 22 505 11 11 and report their need for support. The person receiving the report forwards it to the social welfare centre.

After receiving the report, a social worker from the social welfare centre:

  • contacts the Senior by telephone to verify the report,
  • determines the support service, which is to consist of delivering basic food products and personal hygiene products to the Senior,
  • sets the date and method of providing the service.

The Senior covers the cost of the shopping.

Would you like to become a volunteer?

Those who would like to individually join efforts to help older people as part of the Solidarity Support Corps for Seniors can do so via the website www.wspierajseniora.pl.

You can also apply in person at the Municipal Social Welfare Centre in Bolesławiec, 7 Cicha Street – tel. 75 645 78 23.