"MARTIN-club" NGO created the human rights hotel "Glove" as a safe space for those who need help and support in critical moments of life. During this difficult time of the war, the Gauntlet became a home for women and children who had lost their homes or had to flee from violence or danger. We provide them not only temporary shelter, but also a full range of social, legal and psychological services.

This hotel is part of our mission: we work to give women and children the opportunity to rebuild their lives, receive support in the form of legal aid, medical care and education, as well as a sense of stability and security. At Glove, we also help our residents find economic independence through participation in social projects, such as the Horizontal coffee shop and the MAMA 1 bakery. Thanks to these enterprises, our wards can acquire new skills, regain self-confidence and take a step towards a better future.

We believe that every person deserves support and opportunity, and "Glove" is our contribution to creating a fair and safe society for all.

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We consider the "Glove" not only as a temporary shelter, but as a starting point for new life opportunities. All our programs and services aim to create a holistic environment for recovery, from psychological support to integration into a new community and help with education and employment. Every day we see how women and children who have survived difficult trials regain their faith in themselves and are ready to move forward. Our goal is not only to provide them with the resources they need, but also to help them feel part of a supportive community where their rights and interests are protected.