Refugee Help Digital Network (Hungarian: Segítségnyújtás MOST - Menekültek Online Segítő Társasága) started out as a local, Facebook support group with the aim to utilize online solutions to connect refugees in need of help, with local civilians looking for a forum to offer their help. Since then, the initiative has grown into one of the most effective and well-known digital support channels in Hungary, a large online community with more than 130,000 members. We provide vital information first-hand to refugees and serve as a reliable platform for coordination and communication for civilians and humanitarian actors.

MUDEM-RSC was established in Ankara in 2014 to carry out activities at home and abroad to address the issues involving refugees, asylum-seekers, migrants, victims of human traficking, applicants for international protection, and stateless persons. Having provided social, legal and psycho-social support services for refugee and asylum-seekers’ access to basic rights and services, and held social cohesion activities since day one, MUDEM-RSC has been operating through field ofices, community centers and mobile teams in numerous cities at home and a representative ofice in Dublin, Ireland.

Refugees Support Aegean

Refugees and Returnees Service

REDESO concerns with relief and development to local and international displaced communities and other vulnerable local communities. Since the inception, the organization has been one of the leading projects implementing partner to the UNHCR in refugee camps and local communities in Tanzania. REDESO has also initiated and managed project assignments for the government of Tanzania, international organizations, donor agencies and local NGOs. However, REDESO constitution provides for working even beyond Tanzania.