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Pol’and’Rock Festival 2025 – Thousands of people, music, freedom… and our YES Mums!

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Nine women and one man pose in front of the main festival area. A large crowd and a stage are visible in the background. Some people wear T-shirts with the “Pol’and’Rock” logo.

Pol’and’Rock Festival 2025 – Thousands of people, music, freedom… and our YES Mums! They’re usually the ones standing to the side. The caregivers. The medication managers. The organisers of rehab sessions. The ones who carry – literally and emotionally – the everyday life of their adult children with disabilities.

They don’t complain. They don’t ask for much. Sometimes they just quietly dream. But this time, everything was different.

This time, the spotlight was on the Moms – their needs, their joy, their moment. No timetables. No constant readiness.

They let themselves go with the music and the festival vibe. They dared to ride the Ferris wheel – despite the fear. They met people who saw them not as caretakers, but as vibrant, living women.

This special day was part of our long-standing programme, “A breath for Mums”, which we continue to run with heart and commitment.

And what a day it was. The Mums say it best:

Jola said:

“I still see it in my mind – the Ferris wheel, the stage pulsing with music, the sea of tents. Looking from above, I felt like time had stopped. Down below, there were people like from another world – wings, glitter, masks. But we were all dancing to the same rhythm: freedom, ease, being together. This day will stay in my heart for a long time.”

Basia said:

“If it weren’t for you, I’d never have gone there – and it was something I always dreamed of. Thanks to you, I felt the rhythm of rock, the ease, the warmth, the carefree joy. I’d never get on a Ferris wheel alone, but with you – I did it. That view, that moment – it’ll stay with me for the rest of my life.”

Irmina said:

“I’ll tell everyone about this place. I felt free and full of joy – surrounded by colourful, open people living in the here and now. The moment I crossed the gate, I could feel the energy. I still feel it today.”

See the photos below – filled with joy, emotion… and that precious breath.

Partners who made it possible

Huge thanks to everyone who made this day a reality:

  • Toyota Bońkowscy – for the comfortable and safe ride
  • Kompania Piwowarska and Łukasz Olejnicki – for the hospitality and warm welcome
  • BNP Paribas Bank Polska and Fundacja BNP Paribas – for the financial support and sensitivity
  • Marcin Korytowski – for his wonderful volunteer work and being the Mums’ favourite
  • Maria Szlachciak – for the breathing workshop and friendship
  • Wanda Wasilewska – for the energy, the reportage, and truly listening to the stories

    • P.S. Don’t forget to take “A breath for yourself” too. ❤️

    – Mums & The YES team

    A group of women pose for a group photo near a parked Toyota Proace bus. In the foreground, a man wearing a Pol'and'Rock T-shirt takes a selfie, while a woman with a microphone leans into the frame.
    Fifteen people pose as a group in front of a fence with Pol’and’Rock banners. Two people kneel in front. The scene includes grassy ground and a cloudy sky.
    Two women sit in the gondola of the Ferris wheel, behind them the skyline of the festival with the crowd of people, the stage and the campground. One of the women wears a hat and points outside.
    A trip participant takes a photo with her phone of the festival's main stage from inside the gondola of the Ferris wheel. The crowd and a large Pol'and'Rock sign can be seen in the background.
    Three people - two women and a man - are sitting in the gondola of a Ferris wheel. The man is taking a selfie, the women have their hands raised. In the background you can see the construction of the mill.
    A group of women sit on the grass at the entrance to the ASP tent with Pol'and'Rock and mBank logos. In the background you can see people walking by and the scene inside the tent.
    A group of about fifteen people moves across the festival area. A woman in a wheelchair is in the foreground. The background shows sunset light and a large number of participants.