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Disability non-profits in Slovakia

Browse 88 disability charities and organisations run for and with disabled people in Slovakia. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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Trenčianska nadácia

Community development · Democracy & Civil society +5 more · Trenčín, Slovakia

Community developmentDemocracy & Civil societyArts & Culture

Trenčianska nadácia (Trenčín Foundation) is a community foundation in Trenčín, Slovakia, registered as a foundation in 2000. It works to improve quality of life in the Trenčín region and to support local democracy, community philanthropy and social capital.

Type: Grant-making foundation
Works for: Children, Youth, Families +2 more
Activities: Grant-making, Community programmes, Direct services
Reach: Regional
Programmes: Open Your Heart, Donate a Book, Dr. Clown (Dr. Klaun), Good Bazaar (Dobrý bazár) +2 more
Funded by: Individual donations
Legal form: Nadácia (foundation)
Charity no.: 203/Na-96/587
Founded: 2000

Open full profileProfile updated 18 March 2026

Disability non-profits in Slovakia at a glance

Of the 88 Disability non-profits in Slovakia, the most common cause areas are Children & Youth (49%), Health (42%) and Elderly care (31%).

Cause areas

Children & Youth49%
Health42%
Elderly care31%
Community development26%
Education26%

Organisation types

Association50%
NGO17%
Grant-making foundation11%
Charity10%
Faith-based organisation3%

Beneficiaries

People with disabilities86%
Children61%
Families56%
Elderly people39%
Youth27%

Funding sources

Individual donations55%
Grants33%
Government funding25%
Corporate partnerships19%
EU funding9%

Top cities

Bratislava36%
Košice7%
Žilina6%
Banská Bystrica5%
Prešov3%
Senec2%

Size

1-10 employees1%
11-50 employees2%
51-200 employees1%

Key facts

2002 is the median founding year
40% say donations are tax-deductible
6% publish a charity number
78% name their programmes
30% invite volunteers

Figures from all 88 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.