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About Stowarzyszenie "Małe Radości"

Stowarzyszenie Małe Radości is an association whose name represents the belief that meaningful social progress can begin with small, thoughtful actions.

We recognize the importance of building supportive environments in which people can connect, participate, share experiences, and receive encouragement.

Our approach is based on respect, empathy, inclusion, and the belief that every person deserves to be treated with dignity. We aim to encourage community initiatives that strengthen relationships, promote participation, and contribute to a more supportive social environment.

Volunteers and a young boy bringing a holiday gift to an elderly woman at home
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Our background

Małe Radości means “Small Joys”. The association is rooted in local community life in Poland and grew from a simple conviction: a visit, a shared afternoon or a kind word can change how someone experiences their day.

Rather than speaking in grand promises, we prefer to describe our identity through what we care about — people, relationships and the everyday moments that make a community feel like home.

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Our purpose

Communities are stronger when no one is left on the margins. We care about social inclusion, about people who may need extra encouragement, and about giving children, families, older people and people with disabilities real opportunities to take part.

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Our approach

We listen first. We look for practical, achievable initiatives, invite cooperation with people and organizations who share our values, and try to make every activity welcoming, safe and accessible.

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Our commitment

We commit to responsible conduct, respectful communication and honesty about what we do. We describe activities accurately and do not publish claims we cannot support.

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Our legal identity

The association operates in Poland under the following identifiers.

  • Legal name: Stowarzyszenie "Małe Radości"
  • NIP: 6070079671
  • KRS: 0000412942
  • REGON: 302063610
  • Country: Poland

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