Basic information for Ukrainian refugees in Wroclaw

Everyone who wants to donate in-kind help or get involved in voluntary help, knows Ukrainian or Russian, is a lawyer or an entrepreneur who could employ people from across the eastern border can write to [email protected].

Free transport in Wrocław for war refugees from Ukraine

The city has made it possible for people from Ukraine who will come to Wroclaw and travel around the city to use the public transport for free.

• In the case of ticket control, it is enough to show, for example, a passport confirming the date of entry into the territory of the Republic of Poland.
• Free transportation is valid until March 31, 2022.
• The free transportation also includes the agglomeration lines 9xx within the city.

Daycare rooms for Ukrainian children in schools

Since March 1st, 6 day care facilities have been created in educational centers in Wroclaw. These are places where parents may bring their Ukrainian children for a few hours a day. Other institutions also offer their services.

Current list of day care facilities at schools

• SP 84, ul. Górnickiego 20
•  SP 108, ul. B. Chrobrego 3
•  SP 37, ul. Sarbinowska 10

Current list of day care facilities in kindergartens

• Przedszkole nr 55, ul. Nowowiejska 36
•  Przedszkole nr 31, ul. Kolbuszowska 6
•  Przedszkole nr 35, ul. Pułaskiego 20a

Other institutions

• From March 8, the day care facility for children in the Museum of Architecture will be open from Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The museum is located at 5 Bernardyńska St.
• Day care room in Kolejkowo (Sky Tower, 95 Powstańców Śląskich St. /I floor). Open from 7 March, Monday to Friday from 10am to 3pm for children aged 5-14.

Where to find information:

• nationwide helpline www.ua.gov.pl, pomagamukrainie.gov.pl
• helpline for Lower Silesia, tel. +48 71 701 11 00
• information desk at the Main Railway Station, 105 Piłsudskiego St.

The Passage of Dialogue

• 19 Świdnicka St. (underground passage), tel. 71 798 64 97 or 510 011 846. Daily from 9 am to 8 pm.

WroMigrant

Support and information in official matters related to life in Wroclaw (legalization of stay and work, registration, driver's license, vehicle registration, PESEL, PIT, NIP). Consultations in Polish, Ukrainian, Russian and English. Information Point for Migrants WroMigrant

• +48 538 579 555 (Polish, Ukrainian, Russian) - Viber
• +48 735 969 992 (Polish, Russian) - Viber
• +48 538 579 521 (Polish, English)
• +48 538 579 517 (Polish, English)
• e-mail: [email protected]
• Messenger: www.facebook.com/wromigrant 

Institute of Migrants' Rights

• It provides answers to questions about the legal aspects of the situation in Ukraine. Any doubts about the possibility of crossing the border can be resolved in several ways:
• tel. +48 510 011 846, [email protected], on the spot at 46A/202 Ruska St. (no. 3 on the intercom).

Living in Wroclaw

For those who have left the territory of Ukraine there are places prepared in student dormitories in Wittigowo housing estate (Wittig St.). Usually migrants stay there for two or three days at the most and then they are moved to other apartments in Wroclaw or nearby. Referrals to student residences can be obtained from the information point at the main train station (Wrocław Główny) or from the information point at the Dialog Passage (Przejazd Dialogu)

Here you can get clothes, food and cleaning materials

At the aid centers you will get: clothes for babies, children, adults, shoes, toys, long-term food, sweets, baby care products, pampers for children and adults, wet wipes, hygiene and cleanliness products, sanitary pads, batteries, flashlights, thermoses, bandages and disinfectants, surgical masks, painkillers and anti-inflammatory medications.

Aid centers:

• Czasoprzestrzeń (1-3 Tramwajowa St., tel. + 48 515 397 889),
• Sektor 3 (65 Legnicka St., phone +48 71 359 75 00),
• support center for mothers with children, 21 Legnicka St. ( tel. +48 727 062 158 - Ukrainian, +48 695 142 179, +48 606 856 691 - Polish).

Lower Silesian Voivodeship Office in Wroclaw. Formal matters

• All those fleeing from Ukraine due to armed conflict do not have to register at reception points or worry about formalities;
• they do not have to worry about the legality of their stay;
• also do not need to submit any applications to the Office for Foreigners / provincial offices / border guard posts in the coming days. The same applies to Ukrainian citizens who are in Poland and their residence permits have expired.
• Citizens of Ukraine residing in Poland do not have to leave the country when their residence permits expire. They also do not have to worry about the legality of their further stay.

Medical care for Ukrainians. Medication

• All Ukrainian refugees have access to free medical care and Polish health services. To buy medicines, they should have a prescription from a doctor.
• They can register at outpatient clinics and, in case of life-threatening emergencies, go to hospital emergency departments (SOR);

Legal advice for war refugees

• There are several points in Wroclaw where you can get free legal advice. Lawyers are on duty at: The Passage of Dialogue, 19 Świdnicka St.
• At the Bar Association: Detailed information at free legal aid for refugees.