Concept for multilingual guidance in Poland
A concept for a trusted guidance layer that helps newcomers, people seeking safety, and local support teams understand Polish systems one practical step at a time.
Concept prototype
Then MyCompass asks what you need help with today.
Tell us about your situation so the guidance can fit your rights, documents, city, and language.
Start with the task, not the label
MyCompass is presented here as a product concept: a way to organize multilingual guidance around real situations before asking about immigration or protection status.
Different journeys, same complex system
For people arriving through protection routes who need clear steps, trusted support, and help understanding Polish systems without being asked to label themselves first.
For international workers, students, families, and newcomers who need practical guidance for everyday life, administration, work, healthcare, and school.
How the concept works
The concept starts with what someone is trying to do today: see a doctor, read a letter, find school information, talk to an office, or get emergency help.
Status, permit type, city, language, family situation, and urgency are introduced later so guidance can become specific without making the first step feel clinical.
MyCompass would translate systems into plain-language actions, suggested questions, document explanations, and nearby trusted organizations.
Partners could use the same concept to share reliable information, reduce repeated questions, and route people toward the right human help.
"I received a letter from ZUS. What is it asking me to do?"
"How do I register with a family doctor in my city?"
"What should I bring to a school enrollment meeting?"
Built with trusted Polish context
MyCompass imagines a shared support layer for Poland: multilingual explanations, reliable local referrals, and practical scripts that help people arrive prepared before they meet a caseworker, doctor, teacher, employer, or public office.
Concept, not a live service