
Right to Protection Poland is officially recognised as a vetted organisation by the international platform GlobalGiving.

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Every donation is significant to us. It enables us to plan and provide vital assistance to people from Ukraine who are currently in Poland due to the war.
With the generous support of donors and partners, we can operate efficiently and continuously and offer free services to those in need.
Donations made to the organisation are tax-deductible.
Recurring support is essential to us. Even small amounts paid regularly allow us to work steadily and plan long-term assistance for people with refugee experience.
You can make a bank transfer to one of the following bank accounts.
Payee Name: RIGHT TO PROTECTION
Payee Address: ul.Skierniewicka 10A, 01-230 Warsaw
Bank Country: Poland
Bank Name: Santander Bank Polska S.A.
Bank Account (PLN) PL 93 1090 2851 0000 0001 5402 1245
Please specify in the money transfer: darowizna
Donations made to the organisation are tax-deductible. You can benefit from the tax deduction if you donate for the purposes specified in the Law on Public Benefit and Volunteering (USTAWA O DZIAŁALNOŚCI POŻYTKU PUBLICZNEGO I O WOLONTARIACIE). Find more details on the website: https://www.biznes.gov.pl/pl/portal/00251
Right to Protection Poland has been providing psychological support to Ukrainians in Poland for almost two years. During this time, the Fund's specialists have conducted over 2,500 psychological consultations for asylum seekers.
To continue the Found’s work, we have launched a fundraising campaign for a psychological support project for Ukrainian teenagers. And we really need your help!
According to a recent UNHCR report, there are 152,000 adolescents in Poland seeking psychological support. Thanks to the Fund's project, as many Ukrainian adolescents in Poland as possible will be able to receive critical mental health support.
🔗 Details about the project and how to donate here:
Right to Protection Poland is officially recognised as a vetted organisation by the international platform GlobalGiving.