Where to ask for social assistance in Poland

In many cities your address decides which team you go to

Each town or commune has a social welfare centre, and big cities divide the work between neighbourhood teams. Centres take requests in different ways, by phone, in writing or in person, and a social worker will ask you to explain your situation.

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4 offices in Szczecin

  • Szczecin

    CUS Szczecin — Rejonowy Ośrodek Pomocy Rodzinie Północ

    ul. Strzałowska 9, 71-730 Szczecin

    Bukowo, Niebuszewo, Skolwin, Warszewo and nearby districts are covered, so check your exact street and building first.

    Office website+48914328440

    Explain what help you need and have any existing decisions, correspondence and documents relevant to your household or financial circumstances available. Ask the worker which forms and evidence apply before arranging additional certificates. Benefit eligibility, including any applicable residence-status requirements, needs individual assessment. Explain urgent needs at first contact and confirm how to submit a formal request; an enquiry or a street lookup is not itself a benefit application.

  • Szczecin

    CUS Szczecin — Rejonowy Ośrodek Pomocy Rodzinie Prawobrzeże

    ul. Andrzeja Struga 10, 70-784 Szczecin

    Find your worker with the centre’s street-and-building lookup online before you visit the customer-service desk.

    Office website+48914668046

    Explain what help you need and have any existing decisions, correspondence and documents relevant to your household or financial circumstances available. Ask the worker which forms and evidence apply before arranging additional certificates. Benefit eligibility, including any applicable residence-status requirements, needs individual assessment. Explain urgent needs at first contact and confirm how to submit a formal request; an enquiry or a street lookup is not itself a benefit application.

  • Szczecin

    CUS Szczecin — Rejonowy Ośrodek Pomocy Rodzinie Śródmieście

    ul. Jagiellońska 62A, Szczecin

    Ask about social work, financial help, meals or care services, depending on your household’s situation.

    Office website+48914807020

    Explain what help you need and have any existing decisions, correspondence and documents relevant to your household or financial circumstances available. Ask the worker which forms and evidence apply before arranging additional certificates. Benefit eligibility, including any applicable residence-status requirements, needs individual assessment. Explain urgent needs at first contact and confirm how to submit a formal request; an enquiry or a street lookup is not itself a benefit application.

  • Szczecin

    CUS Szczecin — Rejonowy Ośrodek Pomocy Rodzinie Zachód

    ul. Edwarda Abramowskiego 19, Szczecin

    Staff look at your household’s situation and can refer you to specialist support if you need it.

    Office website+48914646160

    Explain what help you need and have any existing decisions, correspondence and documents relevant to your household or financial circumstances available. Ask the worker which forms and evidence apply before arranging additional certificates. Benefit eligibility, including any applicable residence-status requirements, needs individual assessment. Explain urgent needs at first contact and confirm how to submit a formal request; an enquiry or a street lookup is not itself a benefit application.

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