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From May 17 a number of Covid-19 restrictions will change. Major changes will come into effect in the fields of schools, catering services and sports. Find more details in our practical overview:

• English
• Русский
• Čeština

For more information about the current Covid-19 measures in Czechia refer to https://covid.gov.cz/en/.

Our social deparment is closed from April 28, 2021 until May 2, 2021.

We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

On 13 April, we once again held our English webinar for migrant parents in the Czech Republic.

We dealt with the most common topics migrant parents turn to our counsellors with. And, based on feedback from the previous webinar, more space was devoted to shared care and parental leave.

The state of emergency expired on Monday 12 April. From now on, protective measures against the spread of Covid-19 will now be based on the pandemic law. Below you can the list of current Covid-19 restrictions in various languages:

• English
• Русский
• Español

Population census takes place in the Czech Republic from 26 March. All Czech citizens and foreign nationals staying in the country for more than 90 days are obliged to get counted. For more information refer to the census website.

We offer free online tutoring for chidren-migrants with a volunteer. We can help with school homeworks, distance education or with communication with the school or a teacher. Contact us: leopoldova@migrace.com. Register form here (https://forms.gle/kfZnpdMCt1YtgxQt6).

Information about online tutoting in others languages:

• Русский, Монгол,Tiếng Việt. Українська, Español, srbština, 中文

Migrant and Roma women in the Czech Republic and other parts of Europe face economic and social inequalities and live in a position particularly vulnerable to violence and discrimination. Compared to most women in the Czech society, these women are often at higher risk of social exclusion, live under worse material conditions, and have a lower quality of life. The problems of these women are often overlooked, which is why the Invisible Power coalition, with the support of the German EVZ Foundation, was founded—to give these women space to be seen and heard. The coalition represents a collaborative effort of the Czech Women’s Lobby (CWL) and its member organizations Association for Integration and Migration (SIMI) and SLOVO 21, under which the Roma women’s group Manushe operates.

From Monday, 1 March, new Covid-19 restrictions come into force. Find more details in our brief overview:

• English,  Русский, español, Монгол