Nadace Charty 77
Nadace Charty 77 is a foundation pursuing public-benefit aims, particularly in social affairs, health, culture, education and human rights. It supports legal entities and individuals. Its flagship project is Konto Bariéry, which helps people with disabilities and the organisations that support them, and works to remove barriers in society.
Disway z. s.
Disway is an association working to improve living conditions for people with disabilities, including in tourism. It maps buildings and routes on site, offers advice and training within Síť bez bariér and an international network, digitises outputs according to agreed methods, runs the Disway Trails app, and develops projects that improve everyday life and leisure for people with disabilities.
Pražská organizace vozíčkářů, z. s.
POV does conceptual work on professional accessibility mapping for people with reduced mobility. It promotes existing legislation, runs awareness-raising including training for architecture and construction students, coordinates the working group on mapping and classifying accessibility, develops recommended methods and delivers professional mapping training.
It prepares concepts for municipalities and in-depth analyses of buildings, public space and transport. Data gathered in the field is published as technical reports and as user-facing information on specialised websites.
Pestrá, o.p.s.
PESTRÁ is a public-benefit company, a registered provider of social rehabilitation, and trains assistance dogs without kennel housing for people with various disabilities. At home and internationally it works on quality standards and law on accessibility and assistance dogs, social innovation, accessible tourism, equal opportunities for children and adults with disabilities, and advocacy and education that remove physical and attitudinal barriers.
Česká asociace paraplegiků – CZEPA, z.s.
CZEPA is a non-profit organisation helping people with spinal cord injury after trauma or disease. Its mission is to improve clients’ lives in every area. It advocates for their rights in law, provides services, help and support, and works to improve how wheelchair users are seen by the wider public.