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Siemacha Association

Stowarzyszenie Siemacha
Named after	Rev. Kazimierz Siemaszko CM (Siemacha)
Formation	30 November 2003; 20 years ago (2003-11-30)
Founder	Rev. Andrzej Augustyński CM
Founded at	Kraków
Type	NGO, non-profit (NPO)
Legal status	public benefit status (OPP)
Purpose	children's care (day&night), education, therapy, sport
Headquarters	42 Długa St. Kraków, Polska, EU
Services	daytime centres, orphanages, sport centres (Com-Com Zone), senior's support
Official language	Polish
Board of directors	Ms. Irena Kruczek, Ms. Anna Litwora, Ms. Marta Syrda, Mr. Mariusz Hornowski
Main organ	executive board
Budget	€ 7mln yearly (2019)
Staff	265 employees: educators, coaches, therapists
Website	www.smhassociation.eu
Formerly called	„U Siemachy”

Siemacha Association^[1] (Stowarzyszenie Siemacha) is a Polish membership-based non-profit organization founded in November 2003 in Kraków in order to establish an institutional framework for specialised day-care facilities operating in Kraków since October 1993 under the name: Dzienne Ośrodki Socjoterapii "U Siemachy" (Day-care socio-therapeutic facilities "At Siemacha's" ). The educational model stressed the significance of peer-to-peer relationships in the process of socialisation and building trust. The facilities had a set day schedule, numerous workshops and studios, planned subject-oriented classes and a team of professional educators.