The African Women Association Hungary is a support group for African Women and Girls in Hungary. A platform for women to express, empower, upgrade and share with other women for the sake of creating an inclusive society.

The Blue Forest Foundation was established in 2017 by Mariann Hornyák to support children and adults with sensory processing disorders in fulfilling their social roles. Our goal is to create an accepting and inclusive atmosphere for all members of the Foundation that promotes inclusion and equal opportunities. Since many families have fled Ukraine since February 2022 due to the war, we realized that a dedicated space was necessary to support the large number of children with special educational needs. As a result, we provided administrative support to a team of Ukrainian specialists who launched a project called AKSEN – Assistance to Kids with Special Educational Needs.

Assistance services in the administrative procedures related to documentation in the fields of immigration, tax, social security, accommodation registration for successful employment, legal protection and interpretation/translation in the field of employment abuse and offences.

Caritas Hungary is the official Aid Organisation of the Hungarian Catholic Church. It helps people in need by maintaining social and health care facilities, providing various help programs and actions regardless of age, gender or denomination.

The Cordelia Foundation was established in 1996 as with the aim to assist torture survivor and severely traumatized asylum seekers, refugees and their family members arriving in Hungary through psychiatric, psychotherapeutic, psychological treatment, psycho-social counseling.

A new community house supporting refugees, maintained by the Budapest-Józsefváros Evangelical Parish, began operating in the fall of 2022. Those fleeing the Ukrainian war can receive food packages, hygiene products, baby items, diapers, used items such as clothes, toys, kitchen utensils, strollers, school supplies, other tangible items, sports equipment. In addition to supporting basic needs, we welcome those who come to us with community and individual social work, job search counseling, community programs, children's programs, language courses, psychological counseling, and a playhouse.

The “House of Ukrainian Traditions” – the unification of Ukrainians living in Hungary. Our goals are: to present Ukrainian culture, science, education and business in Hungary and around the world; to promote Ukrainian ethnic identity; to provide comprehensive assistance to Ukrainian families who have suffered from the war in Ukraine. To achieve our goals, we carry out various educational, cultural and consulting activities, such as art, photo and business exhibitions; music, dance, literature, crafts festivals; national holidays, friendly gatherings, concerts, forums, seminars, conferences, round tables, charity auctions, summer and winter children's camps, excursions and tours.

Hungarian Baptist Aid (HBAid) was registered in 1996. Since its inception, the goal of HBAid has been to help people in need within and outside Hungary. HBAid provides regular relief assistance, by providing physical humanitarian aid as well as emotional and psychological support. It implements these programs in 18 countries around the world for needy and socially marginalized people in order to ease their difficult situation and give them a chance to have a more humane life. Our purpose is to meet the emotional, psychological and physical needs of the destitute whether this is on an occasional or regularbasis; within or outside the country; regardless of the person’s origin, nationality, religion, or race.

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.

Hungarian Interchurch Aid (HIA), founded in 1991, is one of the largest, internationally recognized charity organizations in Hungary. The founding churches’ initiative grew into a community of professionals, volunteers, donors and responsible corporate partners to help people in need, wherever they may be. Apart from social programmes in Hungary, Hungarian Interchurch Aid has also carried out humanitarian and development work in over 50 countries, helping those in need regardless of nationality, religion or world view, all the while meeting the highest professional and transparency requirements.