You can make an appointment in several ways:

by calling: 81 466 55 46. Employees answering the phone have access to schedules and will be able to provide detailed information on available dates for visits to a psychologist and lawyer,

 

in person at ul. Probostwo 6A, Lublin.

 

 

In urgent and emergency cases, a meeting with a psychologist can even take place on the same day.

 

We try to provide our clients with the shortest possible dates. As a rule, you do not have to wait longer than a week to see a psychologist.

 

Call and ask about a free date: 81 466 55 46.

All activities offered by the Crisis Intervention Center in Lublin are free of charge for Lublin residents.

A referral is not required to seek psychological advice at CIK.

The session lasts approximately 50 minutes.

Psychological therapy at CIK is short-term – it includes up to 13 meetings, but the time of working with a psychologist is determined individually.

All people living in Lublin and experiencing difficult moments in their lives can benefit from psychological help at CIK. If you are experiencing a loss, are in crisis, can’t cope with everyday life – we are just for you.

In exceptional situations, it is possible to individually arrange community visits. Call to find out more: 81 466 55 46.

Visits to a psychologist can take place during the opening hours of the Crisis Intervention Center in Lublin – from Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (last visit is scheduled no later than 6 p.m.)

Remember that you can call 733 588 900 at any time – a 24-hour helpline for people in crisis.

Helpline for children and teenagers: 789 777 981 – Monday to Friday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. and on weekends from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Yes, CIK offers group classes. You can follow current groups here

24/7 helpline for people in crisis – 733 588 900

Helpline for children and young people – 789 777 981 – Monday to Friday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. and on weekends from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

You can call us, among others: when you are going through a crisis, you need support with some problem, you are worried about a loved one.

24-hour helpline for people in crisis – 733 588 900 – open 24 hours a day

Helpline for children and young people – 789 777 981 – Monday to Friday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. and on weekends from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Your call will be answered by a person with experience in therapeutic work. Our specialists are competent and empathetic people who do not judge or criticize and are always guided by understanding in contact with other people. The employees answering the 24-hour hotline and the one dedicated to children and young people are experts you can trust.

You do not have to provide any of your details, you remain completely anonymous when calling the helpline and the helpline for children and young people – you only talk about yourself as much as you want.

Connection fee according to the operator’s tariff.

When calling the helpline and the helpline for children and young people, you remain completely anonymous.

You can make an appointment in several ways:

by calling: 81 466 55 46. Employees answering the phone have access to schedules and will be able to provide detailed information on available dates for visits to a psychologist and lawyer,

 

 

in person at ul. Probostwo 6A, Lublin.

 

All activities offered by the Crisis Intervention Center in Lublin are free of charge for Lublin residents.

We try to provide our clients with the shortest possible dates.

As a rule, you do not have to wait longer than a week to see a lawyer. Call and ask about a free date: 81 466 55 46

Legal assistance at CIK is addressed to people using psychological assistance at CIK.

One meeting lasts up to approx. 50 minutes.

A lawyer at CIK provides advice mainly in the field of family law.

Legal assistance at CIK is addressed to people using psychological assistance at CIK.

You can use the help of a lawyer at CIK if you live in Lublin and use psychological assistance at CIK. Help is free.

 

People living in Lublin can use the help of a lawyer at CIK free of charge. To use legal advice, it is necessary to use psychological assistance at CIK.

Visits to a lawyer can take place during the opening hours of the Crisis Intervention Center in Lublin – from Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., the last visit on a given day can be scheduled no later than 6:00 p.m.

Remember that you can call 733 588 900 at any time – a 24-hour hotline.

Helpline for children and young people: 789 777 981 – Monday to Friday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. and on weekends from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

CIK offers information support for people affected by the homelessness crisis.

If you are looking for help – contact us in person (Lublin, ul. Probostwo 6A) or by phone – 81 466 55 46.

The social worker will conduct an interview and direct you to institutions that help people in crisis of homelessness.

Emergency shelter – for people affected by a crisis and needing help in a situation such as a fire, house collapse, or natural disaster.

The Emergency Shelter consists of three four-person rooms, one double room, two shared bathrooms and a shared kitchen. In total, the shelter has 14 permanent accommodation places. The rooms are designed as multi-person accommodation. The Crisis Intervention Center in Lublin provides free, 24-hour, periodic (up to three months) shelter to people living in the City of Lublin whose stay in their current place of residence threatens their life or mental or physical health due to the occurrence of a sudden crisis situation (including random events such as such as fire, gas explosion in an apartment, collapse) or experienced violence. As part of the assistance provided, the Shelter does not provide food, clothing, personal hygiene products or monetary benefits.

 

Admitting a person to the Shelter is not possible in situations where:

1) the health condition of the person applying for shelter indicates a possible threat to life or health or requires periodic or permanent specialist assistance, and the health condition prevents independent functioning;

2) the health condition of the person applying for shelter indicates the possibility of causing a threat to the safety of other residents or employees;

3) the Center’s employees have information substantiating the commission of an intentional crime by the person applying for shelter or information about his/her prosecution by authorized authorities;

4) there is a suspicion that the person applying for shelter uses domestic violence, especially when the services, law enforcement agencies and courts order such a person to leave the premises in connection with the use of domestic violence;

5) the person applying for shelter in the Apartment is under the influence of alcohol or under the influence of alcohol or is in a state indicating the use of psychoactive substances;

6) the person applying for shelter is in a homelessness crisis;

7) the person applying for shelter has been diagnosed with mental disorders or diseases;

8) admitting a person applying for shelter to an emergency shelter may threaten the functioning of the Apartment and PIK

The emergency shelter has 14 places. The waiting time depends on the availability of places and the situation of the person requesting shelter.

The hostel has 50 beds for people in crisis.

The waiting time depends on the availability of places and the situation of the person requesting shelter.

The Crisis Intervention Center does not provide material assistance.