About us

Author and initiator of the original “Programu wspierania zdrowia prokreacyjnego dedykowanego dla mieszkańców Radomia – Oswoić Niepłodność”, which won the 2023 Budżet Obywatelski and was implemented with great success. Originator and co-creator of city programmes:

• “In vitro dla Radomia – leczenie niepłodności metodą zapłodnienia pozaustrojowego” (2022)
• “In vitro dla Radomia – leczenie niepłodności metodą zapłodnienia pozaustrojowego” (2023)
• “In vitro dla Radomia – leczenie niepłodności metodą zapłodnienia pozaustrojowego” (2024)

Her activity and commitment have been recognised in prestigious polls:

• “Ginekolog Roku 2022” – 1st place in Poland in the national HIPOKRATES 2022 poll,
• distinction in the category “Ginekolog Roku 2024” in the Mazowieckie Voivodeship.

Dr Bator-Gregorczyk is also a certified physician of the Polish Society for the Treatment of Obesity. She places particular emphasis on educational activities – every three months she collaborates with the “Świadoma Mama” Foundation, where she organises and conducts lectures for expectant and current parents. In May 2025, she was a
speaker at the first citywide meeting dedicated to Foster Care in Radom, where she delivered a lecture on eating disorders.

She is also actively involved in health promotion campaigns, participating in city events such as the Health Picnic on Radom’s promenade and the PRL Picnic, where she actively educates and promotes health prevention.

Continuous professional development is her priority. She regularly expands her knowledge by participating in, among others:

• the scientific conference “Otyłość pod kontrolą” (2025),
• the conference “Inkretynami przez życie – oblicza otyłości” (2025),
• the training congress “Postępy Endokrynologii i Diabetologii”,
• annual congresses of Gynecological Endocrinology.

She is also involved in educating the medical community – she recorded an educational film for physicians, presented during a national conference, which allowed specialists from across Poland to expand their competencies.

Additionally, she serves as a lecturer at SWPS University, where she shares her knowledge and experience with future professionals.

Dr Monika Bator-Gregorczyk fully understands the important role that social media plays in education and health prevention. She regularly records webinars with specialists, sharing her knowledge with a wide audience. Examples include:

• “Endometrioza – kluczowe tematy: diagnostyka, leczenie oraz wpływ choroby”,
• “Od(WAGA) w drodze do zdrowia – czyli o skutecznym leczeniu otyłości”.

Through her knowledge, empathy, and determination, she contributes to real improvements in access to modern infertility treatment methods in Radom and the region, and is widely engaged in educational, preventive, and social activities, supporting the health of women, families, and the entire local community.

Member of the Foundation Board

Experienced manager combining many years of experience in the telecommunications, IT, and cybersecurity sectors with social engagement.

In his career, while working with Orange, Cisco, and F5 Networks, he was responsible for developing key relationships with corporate clients and public administration at both central and local levels, as well as for the sale of strategic networking and security solutions wherever efficient communication between citizens and government systems, state registries, and digital public services was required. His experience includes projects related to e-services, e-health, access to state registries, identity verification, security of administrative systems and commercial online platforms, as well as ensuring secure internet access in schools and universities in Poland.

He currently serves as a board member at the BAT-MED Clinic in Radom and is responsible for organizational oversight and operational support of the Foundation Warta Uwagi’s activities, engaging in the development of socially and educationally significant initiatives. He is a participant of the 7th edition of the Executive SGH–WUM MBA program in healthcare, combining business experience with advanced expertise in the Polish healthcare sector.

Project Manager with a degree in social work.

Project Manager of health-focused projects implemented within the 2025 Civic Budget in Radom. Responsible for comprehensive coordination of activities, supervision of schedules, cooperation with specialists, and ongoing contact with project participants.

She managed the implementation of such projects as:

• “WyleczONE. Ogarniamy wstydliwe problemy kobiet” – an educational and preventive programme supporting women’s health and breaking social taboos.
• “Od-Waga. Kompleksowe leczenie nadwagi i otyłości u dorosłych” – a holistic health support programme for adult residents.
• “Świadoma Ja” – an initiative strengthening women’s health and psychological awareness.
• “Zdrowa Rodzina” – a project promoting healthy lifestyles and prevention among families.

In her work, she combines organisational skills with knowledge of social work, ensuring high quality of implemented activities and their real impact on the local community. She effectively supports educational processes, coordinates teams of specialists, and creates space for discussion about both physical and mental health.

I am a woman, a mother, a wife, a psychotherapist, a mentor, and a passionate advocate for people. My mission is to help them find their safe and good place in life. For many years, I have been supporting individuals and organizations in the areas of development, wellbeing, and psychological well-being.

My passion is human beings and their calling, understood in a very broad sense as a call to fully use one’s own potential, abilities, and to pursue desires and dreams in order to become fulfilled and happy, but also to be a support and help for others.

I believe that a human being is a psycho-physical-spiritual unity, and that only by taking care of each of these dimensions can one achieve health, life comfort, balance, and a sense of happiness and fulfillment.

I am an incorrigible optimist and a true lucky soul. I carry into the world a belief that facts and events are friendly, that there is always a way out of every situation, that small steps bring great results, and that gratitude is a key foundation of happiness.

I value every moment spent with myself. All the rest I share with my Family – my husband and two wonderful little treasures 😊 – as well as with all those who trust me with their matters and need support. A RATIONAL DREAMER 🙂

1. Why are women’s issues important to me? Because a woman is the “crown of creation,” the engine and driving force of family, relationships, and bonds. By taking care of her, her well-being, resources, condition, and resilience, we take care of everyone around her.
2. What does the Foundation give me? It gives me a sense of mission, allows me to fulfill my dreams, and helps me find meaning in what I do for other people.
3. If I had unlimited possibilities and superpowers, I would constantly bring joy to others, ensure the basic needs of the most vulnerable people are met, and invent a time machine to prevent global tragedies and conflicts, as well as suffering on an individual level.

I am a teacher and educator of children and youth, an enthusiast of modern teaching methods and a holistic approach to the human being. I believe in the principle that it is better to wisely support development than to hinder it.

Privately, I am a wife and mother of four wonderful children. In everything that happens in my life, I see goodness. I approach challenges with gentleness and a solution-oriented mindset. Respect for another human being is fundamental to me.

By founding the WARTA UWAGI Foundation, I felt that this is a space where I can share my sensitivity, empathy, and pedagogical experience. A SENSITIVE DREAMER 🙂

1. Why are women’s issues important to me? Because women are “strong women” in everyday life, often overlooked and underappreciated, which is why I believe they should be supported and made happy.
2. What does the Foundation give me? It gives me the opportunity to meet wonderful people and the certainty that there is still more good in the world.
3. If I had unlimited possibilities and superpowers, I would make evil disappear from the world, and of course ensure that forget-me-nots bloom all year round.

I am a woman, although I often feel like a robot that quickly switches between different functions. I have always loved traveling, especially backpacking trips to various corners of the world. However, for some time now, my most interesting journey—without a map or plan—has been motherhood. It has allowed me to rediscover myself and understand the world from a different perspective. I have always been empathetic and carried within me a great capacity to help others. I believe that the Foundation is another journey of mine, with a specific purpose—a good purpose.

Professionally, I am an entrepreneur. I am interested in economics, investments, management, and innovative business solutions.

My professional path has taken me through many industries. I am constantly searching, which is why I often set new goals for myself. I search because I know that the best is still ahead of me. A CREATIVE DREAMER 🙂

1. Why are women’s issues important to me? Among women I see an incredible energy that we can exchange. No one understands a woman like another woman.
2. What does the Foundation give me? It gives me a community of fantastic people from whom I learn a lot. It also gives me a sense that we have many interesting things to accomplish.
3. If I had superpowers, I would attach a genuine smile to everyone’s face and make the world perfect like on Instagram.

I am a woman, a wife, and a mother. Last year, an idea was born in my mind to combine the energy, skills, and charisma of exceptional women who are close to my heart and whom I admire. I wanted to give them support and, at the same time, draw strength from this source myself. I feel that we are created to share our knowledge, experience, and hearts with other women.

The Foundation was born out of a desire to help especially those women who want to “spread their wings” and are looking for professional knowledge and practical tools, but also for support, a sense of community, and meaning in their actions. I am particularly close to the woman who, in her daily life, struggles with the lack of skills and
strength to “fight for herself” on different levels.

At the WARTA UWAGI Foundation, we also want to take care of adoptive mothers and women whose children passed away before birth.

Professionally, I am a strategic advisor and manager with 12 years of experience. I love working with people, I am able to support and guide them. I feel great in sales. In everything I do, I look for goodness, and I know that the best results can be achieved without forgetting about oneself—by taking care of oneself and finding balance in all
areas and roles of life we find ourselves in. Values such as friendship, goodness, love, and support are key to me, and these are exactly what I seek in everything I do. AN UNREPENTANT DREAMER 😉

1. Why are women’s issues important to me? Because the women I spend time with and share my life with are a great support to me, and I want to share this energy and strength.
2. What does the Foundation give me? The opportunity to give myself to others, to share dreams, projects, and ideas.
3. If I had unlimited possibilities and superpowers, I would hug, listen to, and take care of all “lost” children.