Terre des hommes (Tdh) opened its Regional Hub in Budapest in 2006. It has a double function: provide expertise and advice for Tdh operations and develop regional projects in Europe. The two main programmes in the region are Children and young people on the move and Access to justice for children and young people. From April 2022, the Regional Hub has implemented an emergency response for children and families from Ukraine, providing direct, individual support to families and improving their psycho-social wellbeing

Construction/réhabilitation d'habitations aux populations vulnérables rapatriées, retournées, PDI, communautés hôtes

The Association for the Prevention of Infectious Diseases has been established for the purpose of performing educational, preventive, protective and therapeutic activities before, during and after outbreaks and disasters. BUHASDER conduct field surveys and activities concerning prevention of diseases (vactination etc). Training activities to raise awareness (health prooffesionals and public)

The Empowering Children Foundation (Fundacja Dajemy Dzieciom Siłę

The foundation works to create a better world in which fundamental rights are respected, for all. Economic and geopolitical interests are exerted at the expense of the rights of the global citizen. Increasingly fundamental rights are being denied, international organisations concerned with the fundamental protection of rights are being undermined, and the very foundations of life are poisoned. The Foundation for Global Human Dignity, GHD, works with people to strengthen the rights based environment, seeking partnerships with individuals and organisations in collaborative work to improve lives and communities. Our core focus is on the rights of marginalised communities and peoples, addressing corrupt practices that ultimately deteriorate fundamental freedoms, and engaging communities in developing sustainable economic, political and social infrastructure.

The Halina Nieć Legal Aid Center, (HNLAC) is a non-profit non-governmental organisation established in 2002 in Cracow. HNLAC’s main objective is to protect human rights by providing free legal council to persons at risk of social exclusion and discrimination, including the poor, victims of domestic violence, foreigners, asylum seekers, refugees and the stateless.

Autonomisation des femmes