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Free one-to-one consultations

No referral, no fees, no judgement. We talk about legal stay, looking for work, settling into Tricity and coping with stress.

Our specialists

Daria Balabai

speaks Polish, English and Ukrainian

Cultural Community Organizer

I am a cultural community organizer and intercultural integration specialist. I facilitate integration workshops and community events for both children and adults, fostering grassroots activities such as picnics, sports sessions, and artistic endeavors. I also provide dedicated childcare during training sessions and workshops so that parents can fully participate. Furthermore, I manage the Ukrainian and Intercultural Library at 23 Wita Stwosza Street in Gdańsk.

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Karolina Dukat

[Polish teacher in Mozaika]

I am a teacher of Polish as a foreign language with a background in linguistics and pedagogy, as well as many years of teaching experience. Having lived in France for a long time, I deeply understand the challenges of mastering a new language and adapting to life in a different country. As a language learner myself (currently studying Spanish), I bring firsthand empathy and perspective to supporting my students through their own journeys. In my classes, I place a strong emphasis on real-world communication, practical everyday Polish, and creating a warm, encouraging atmosphere. Within the project "Together in Poland – Bridges of Integration for Third-Country Nationals," I am responsible for teaching Polish as a vital gateway to integration, connection, and building a sense of security in a new home.

Katarzyna Porębska

speaks Polish, English and Russian

Career guidance and the job market

I advise on how to find your footing in the Polish job market. Together we look at your experience, prepare a professional CV that matches Polish standards, and practise interviews. If you are planning to have your diploma recognised or to change industry, we will map out concrete steps.

Workin person and online

Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:00–16:00

Maria Jamrozik

speaks Polish and English

Psychological consultations and wellbeing

I hold safe conversations about the emotions that come with moving to a new country, loneliness, stress in unfamiliar surroundings, and the everyday challenges of life in Gdańsk. These consultations are a space without judgement, held in full confidence.

Communityin person and online

Wednesdays and Fridays, 11:00–17:00

What a consultation at Mozaika looks like

How long does it take?

Usually about an hour. If the matter is not settled, you book another — there is no limit on visits.

Are consultations free?

Yes. Every consultation at Mozaika is free of charge, funded by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund.

Do I need to bring documents?

Bring whatever your case concerns: a passport, a contract, a letter from an office or your current CV. If you have none of it, the meeting still goes ahead.

Who can see my data?

Consultations are confidential. Our specialists are bound by professional secrecy. Your data never reaches any institution without your explicit request.

Looking for a conversation in Ukrainian or Russian?

Our specialists hold consultations in Polish and English. If language is a barrier, come with someone close to you or let us know by e-mail. Where possible we will arrange language assistance on site.

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Drop by Mozaika

We’re located at 23 Wita Stwosza Street in Oliwa. If you’d like to discuss your case or if this is your first time visiting us, feel free to call, send a message, or schedule a consultation, and someone will be here waiting for you.