Poland

If you are a child or young person who has arrived in Poland, you have rights and there are people who can help you.

This page explains where you can get support, how to stay safe, what your rights are, and who to contact if you need help. It does not matter where you come from or whether you arrived alone or with your family.

You deserve to be safe, treated with respect, and listened to. If you are worried or have questions, you do not have to face them alone.

How things work here

112 – Emergency number
Police, ambulance or fire service. Call if you or someone else is in immediate danger. Free, available 24/7.
999 – Ambulance
For urgent medical emergencies. Free, available 24/7.
997 – Police
For situations involving immediate danger, violence or crime. Free, available 24/7.
998 – Fire Service
For fires and other emergencies requiring the fire service. Free, available 24/7.
116 111 – Child Helpline
Psychological support and someone to talk to if you feel scared, sad, lonely or need help. Free and confidential.
116 000 – Missing Children Hotline
Support if a child is missing or you are worried about a missing child. Free and confidential, available 24/7.
If you are in immediate danger, call 112.

Services

If you can’t find the services you’re looking for in the categories below, try using the search bar.

Safety & Support

You deserve to feel safe and supported!

If you feel unsafe, worried, or something has happened to you, there are people who can listen and help. You can ask for support, share your concerns, and find a safe place where you feel protected.

Info & Help

Having the right information can make things easier!

Finding clear and trusted information can help you understand your options, know where to go, and make the right choices for yourself.

Health & Wellbeing

Your health and wellbeing matter!

Whether you feel sick, stressed, worried, or just need someone to talk to, you do nt have to face it alone. There are people who can listen, support you, and help you stay healthy and feel your best.

Legal & Documents

You have rights and you can get support!

Understanding documents, rules, and your rights can feel difficult, especially in a new country. There are people who can explain things, answer your questions, and help you with important steps.

Housing & Living

You deserve a safe place to live!

Everyone needs a safe and comfortable place to stay. If you need help finding accommodation or getting support with everyday things, there are people who can help you.

Community & Social Life

You can connect, belong, and have fun!

Meet new people, make friends, and discover sports, cultural activities, and social events. It is a great way to have fun, share experiences, and meet people who have similar interests.

Learning & Education

You have the right to learn!

Going to school, learning the local language, or gaining new skills can help you build your future. Education helps you make friends, understand your new environment, and achieve your goals.

Jobs & Careers

You have the right to work safely and fairly!

Finding a job or learning new skills can help you become more independent and prepare for your future. You can also get support to understand your rights at work and make informed choices.