Diocesan Charity in
České Budějovice

Founded more then fifteen years ago, the Pinsk Diocesan Charity is intended to help people who find themselves in difficult situations. One of the Charity's major programs offers the sick and socially underprivileged children the possibility of improving their health by temporarily staying  in other districts of Belorussia or abroad. Currently the Charity employs four persons charged to organize and run projects aimed to help diseased and socially disadvantaged citizens living in Brest, a place worst affected by radioactive fallout from the Chernobyl disaster of 1986. The existing political establishment contributes no funds towards aiding the Charity, and the employees have to fully rely on humanitarian aid from abroad. The situation is tough and the Charity could easily wind up for the scarcity of finance.