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DOMESTICI.CZ | Martin Souček | For a Dignified End of Life

Every stage of life matters — including the last. Thanks to the care provided by home hospices, we can spend this final stage with dignity, according to our wishes, and surrounded by those closest to us. Yet many people are unaware of this type of care, or do not realize that hospices have to cover half of their operating costs themselves. That is why we provide long-term support to individual hospices as well as organizations that help develop and advance hospice care in the Czech Republic. Join us!

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Why is palliative care important?

Palliative care helps people with incurable illnesses live quality lives until the very end — without unnecessary pain, in safety, and with support provided not only to them, but also to their loved ones.
  • In the Czech Republic, approximately 70,000 people need palliative care today.
  • Yet 40% of people don’t even know what palliative care means.
We believe that no one should be left alone, in pain, or in fear at the end of life.

What do we do as Domestici.cz?

We are building a community of people who speak openly and respectfully about palliative care — and who actively support it.
  • We organize awareness-raising events.
  • We connect people through challenges and personal stories.
  • We provide financial support to hospices and organizations that develop palliative care across the Czech Republic.
The project was born out of the founder Martin Souček’s passion for ultra-cycling. In 2024, he linked his participation in the Race Across America with support for palliative care. And around this idea, a community of “Domestiques” gradually grew — a community of people who help others.

How exactly will your donations help?

All funds raised will be distributed among outstanding organizations that are advancing palliative care in the Czech Republic, specifically:
  • The Forum of Mobile Hospices, helping make palliative care more accessible
  • The Center for Palliative Care, which provides education and awareness for healthcare professionals across the system as well as for the public
  • Hospice Athelas Písek
  • Hospice Care of  sv. Kleofáše Třeboň
  • Home Hospice of sv. Zdislavy Třebíč
  • Hospice of sv. Alžběty Brno
  • Home Hospice Barborka Žďár n. Sázavou
  • Home Hospice Care – Charity Hradec Králové
  • Hospice Tempus Mělník
  • Hospice of Dobrého Pastýře Čerčany 

Become a Domestique!

Anyone can get involved — in a way that suits their possibilities:
  • Donate any amount.
  • Create your own fundraising challenge at the bottom of this page and involve people around you! Connect Domestici.cz with your sporting challenge, event, or personal story.
You don’t have to be an athlete. All you need is the desire to be there for others.

Thank you for helping change the way we accompany people at the end of life in the Czech Republic.
The Domestici.cz Team
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Donation appeals from 2025
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Donation appeals from 2024

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