The presented issue of the scientific journal is thematically focused on selected aspects of social work, charitable activities, and their social, institutional, and labor-law contexts. The published contributions reflect current theoretical frameworks as well as empirical findings that respond to the dynamically changing conditions of helping professions and the functioning of the non-profit sector in the Central European context. The study Selected Aspects of Self-Care for Social Workers (M. Hamarová, Z. Budayová) addresses the issue of self-care within the context of the professional functioning of social workers. The authors analyze selected dimensions of self-care as a significant factor in the prevention of burnout syndrome, the maintenance of psychological resilience, and the long-term quality of provided social services.

It is with great pleasure that we present to you the latest issue of our journal, which features interesting and timely contributions from a wide range of disciplines. This selection of articles, authored by renowned scholars such as Terry Shevels, Tsidilo Iryna, Krupnyk Zoriana Ihorivna, Iryna Bilous, Olha Hlavatska, Oksana Pysarchuk, František Heiser, Beáta Pekná, and Jakub Konkoľ, offers inspiring insights and practical solutions to various challenges in the fields of education, the workplace, literature, and spirituality.

It is with great pleasure that we present to you the latest issue of our journal, which features interesting and timely contributions from a wide range of disciplines. This selection of articles, authored by renowned scholars such as Terry Shevels, Tsidilo Iryna, Krupnyk Zoriana Ihorivna, Iryna Bilous, Olha Hlavatska, Oksana Pysarchuk, Franti)ek Heiser, Beáta Pekná, and Jakub Konko*, offers inspiring insights and practical solutions to various challenges in the fields of education, the workplace, literature, and spirituality.