Born as a personal project in the early 2000s and formalized in 2009, Next Step Hungary Association is the only refugee-led NGO providing practical, cost-effective interventions to support integration in Hungary.

Migration Aid has been helping refugees all around Europe since 2015. Currently, several hundreds are working on helping Ukrainian refugees coming to the country access accommodation, supplies and information.

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), also known as The UN Refugee Agency is a United Nations agency mandated to protect and support refugees at the request of a government or the UN itself and assists in their voluntary repatriation, local integration or resettlement to a third country. Its headquarters are in Geneva, Switzerland and is a member of the United Nations Development Group.[1] The UNHCR has won two Nobel Peace Prizes, once in 1954 and again in 1981

The Vámos Aid Foundation began its operations in October 2022. Our story began with Tatyána Vámos, who joined the volunteers helping Ukrainian refugees in Hungary from the first days of the Russian-Ukrainian war. She found accommodation for the families, transported the refugees by car from the Ukrainian-Hungarian border to Budapest, and worked as a translator. With her help, 600 families were placed in Hungary in the first two months. Our main goal is to help Ukrainian refugees forced to leave their homeland. We support their integration into local society, and we provide assistance to victims of war and violence, especially single women and their children. We provide psychological support to mothers, organize educational programs, and organize interactive activities for children to ease the psychological trauma caused by the war and give them the opportunity to open up to society.

United Way Hungary has been present in Hungary for more than 30 years as a member of the United Way international network, the world's largest non-profit organization supported by private donations and corporate grants. Based on both international and domestic resources, we work for goals in Hungary, building on a national coalition, for the benefit of local communities. As an independent, self-sustaining foundation, we work on Hungarian issues, but we have access to the experience and knowledge base of nearly 1800 local organisations in 45 countries. As a member of an international network, we operate according to international standards where transparency and accountability are essential requirements.

Our goal is to build a better, healthier future for people all over the world. Working through offices in more than 150 countries, WHO staff work side by side with governments and other partners to ensure the highest attainable level of health for all people.

Ukrainian Space Daycare Program is an educational center for Ukrainian schoolchildren whose families ended up in Budapest due to the war. Our goal is to promote the preservation of the native language, traditions of the Ukrainian people and the mastery of the school curriculum by children from Ukraine, to familiarize them with the culture and customs of the Hungarian people, and to contribute to the creation of conditions for a high-quality standard of living for internally displaced persons from Ukraine in Hungary.

As the leading Swiss organisation for children’s rights, created in 1960, the Terre des hommes foundation is committed to protecting children’s lives and their rights, and improving their well-being. We aim to do so through innovative programmes focused on health, migration and access to justice, specially designed to have both short- and long-term impacts. For more than 60 years, we have been working in difficult situations, in countries at war, regions devastated by natural disasters, and places where poverty and malnutrition force millions of children and their families to migrate elsewhere. We provide direct and indirect support to millions of children, their families and communities in around thirty countries every year. Take at look at our vision, mission and values.

The Hungarian Helsinki Committee is a public benefit human rights organization that protects human dignity through legal and public activities. We provide help to refugees, detainees and victims of law enforcement violence.

The Ukrainian Association "Unity" is a women-led nonprofit organization in Budapest dedicated to supporting Ukrainians through cultural, educational, and social initiatives. Since the start of the russian war in Ukraine, our mission has been to integrate displaced individuals into the local community through culture, create a welcoming environment, and support mental well-being. We focus on families and children through initiatives such as the Weekend School, the Ukrainian Children's Music Studio, and long-term educational projects like E-space, Eco-space, and E-Kindergarten. For talented youth and adults, we offer Art’E Creative Hub and the Talent Center, providing artistic and therapeutic activities that foster socialization and preserve Ukrainian cultural heritage. Through partnerships with international, Ukrainian, and Hungarian organizations, we expand opportunities, strengthen community bonds, and help individuals adapt while maintaining their identity and emotional well-being.