Organizations, foundations, associations
Partners of the Gdańsk Medical Academy of Applied Sciences
3Maliny Foundation Established in 2019, these unassuming pillows, created thanks to the dedication of the foundation's founders and volunteers, serve a therapeutic purpose, relieving pain, providing relief, and supporting post-mastectomy patient rehabilitation. Sewing with Heart is the slogan, goal, and way to share the good of the Malinowa community. The 3Maliny Foundation integrates and engages schools, multigenerational communities, patients, and their loved ones. The Malinowa initiative aims to support people with breast cancer and teach them how to perform breast self-examinations.
Cultural and Educational Association "Active Senior"„ – The University of Health in Gdańsk is a socially responsible university, which is why it willingly engages in charity events and undertakes activities aimed at supporting various social groups.
As part of an agreement with the "Aktywny Senior" Association, operating in Gdańsk, university experts will deliver free lectures for Association members on topics including dietetics, physiotherapy, psychology, and other areas related to health promotion and prevention. The initiative aims to raise awareness among seniors about the broad field of HEALTH.
The aim of the Association BloodActive based in Sopot is to raise public awareness of the importance of protecting human life and health and to provide social support. The Association's activities are based on promoting the idea of voluntary blood and bone marrow donation, promoting an active, healthy lifestyle by organizing sporting and cultural events, and conducting conferences and training in this area.
Sopot Tourist Organization (SOT) For over 24 years, the mission of the Sopot Tourist Organization has been to promote Sopot both domestically and internationally. The organization organizes events, creates promotional materials, and conducts offline and online campaigns showcasing Sopot as a top year-round tourist destination. It also supports the development of the local industry, building a platform for cooperation between the administration, cultural institutions, and businesses whose activities are crucial to the local tourism market.
We are pleased to inform you that The University of Health in Gdańsk has signed a partnership agreement with Sopot Tourist Organization. Due to the university becoming a member of SOT, students can apply for Student Package within the framework Sopot Card.
The Student Package offers discounts at cultural institutions, cafes, restaurants and shops, including: the State Art Gallery, the Chamber Stage of the Theatre, the Wybrzeże Theatre in Sopot, the BOTO Theatre, the Sopot Aquapark, the Tapas De Rucola Restaurant, the Małe Molo Restaurant, the Ogniwo Municipal Sports Club and others.
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European Network of Physiotherapy in Higher Education Founded in the Netherlands, it is one of the leading physiotherapy organizations in Europe. It unites 163 members from 23 countries. Its goal is to raise the standard of physiotherapy education at European universities and to deepen collaboration between higher education institutions, students, and others interested in developing the field of physiotherapy.
Caritas of the Archdiocese of Gdańsk Caritas is a church-based charitable organization of the Archdiocese of Gdańsk, established by decree of the Bishop of Gdańsk on April 25, 1990. Caritas serves the diocesan church through charitable and humanitarian activities to meet the spiritual and material needs of all, with due regard for the dignity of every person, regardless of their religion, worldview, nationality, race, or beliefs. In fulfilling its mission, Caritas carries out tasks in the area of public benefit. It has legal personality and operates under the provisions of church law, relevant national law, and its own statute.
,"Chickpeas"” This is the name and slogan of unique contact rehabilitation camps for children and youth with disabilities. Organizers offer a range of activities aimed at active rehabilitation, tailored to the participants. These range from physiotherapy treatments, through various forms of therapy (including elements of art therapy, music therapy, dog therapy, and aquatherapy), to rehabilitation through play. At the camp, you can meet people with various types and degrees of disabilities. This diversity will allow future physiotherapists, doctors, and educators to adapt to various professional situations.
Institute for Research and Development of Medical Tourism in Gdańsk aims to integrate the medical tourism market and to acquire and disseminate reliable knowledge focused on practical solutions. Medical tourism is understood as traveling outside one's place of residence (primarily outside one's own country) to consume medical services, along with a tourist package offered in a given destination. Properly managed, it provides an opportunity for the development of not only entities directly involved in serving tourists using healthcare services, but also the entire region.
J. Korczak House in Gdańsk, it occupies a single-story building surrounded by a garden, with grass, flowers, and tall trees separating the house from the intersection. The home accommodates 45 children, up to 12 years old, divided into three care and educational groups. Each group has children's rooms—bedrooms. Each sleeps a maximum of five children. All the children's rooms are colorful and contain the children's personal belongings: clothes, toys, photos, etc.