CIVIL INNOVATION - Commemorating Elena Lackova (1921-2003), a Roma writer and activist
14 April 2021, 17:00 - 19:30 PM
Join our Zoom Webinar and get to know best practices from two civil society organizations woking in the Carpathian area of Slovakia. Interpretations will be provided in Hungarian, Ukrainian and Polish.
Please register for the Webinar by filling this form by 13 April 2021.
CIVIL INNOVATION - Best practices of rural NGOs from the Carpathian region
29 March 2021 14:00 PM-16:30 PM
Join our Zoom Webinar and get to know best practices from two civil society organizations woking in the Carpathian area of Ukraine. Interpretations will be provided in Slovak, Ukrainian and Polish.
CIVIL INNOVATION - Best practices of rural NGOs from the Carpathian region
23 March 2021 14:00 PM-16:30 PM
Join our online Zoom webinar and get acquainted with the best practices of two NGOs operating in Northern Hungary.
PROGRAM
Early childhood is crucial for all, this sensitive period and the impacts humans experience in this stage is a determining factor for a life course. Early development is shaped by various factors like the lifestyle and conditions of parents, experiences in infancy, caring relationships, family environments, physical and built environments, community environments, environmental toxins, nutrition, stress, and poverty.
In 2020 Miklós Marschall has joined to our Board of Directors, Miklós was the founding director of CIVICUS International from 1994 to 1998, the director of Transparency International for Europe and Central Asia from 1999 to 2017, and then the general director of Transparency International. His name is associated with many researches and publications analyzing the non-profit sector.
We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Carpathian Crew
We are hiring a Program Coordinator in Eger
APPLICATION DEADLINE IS 7 JANUARY, 2021!
Before Santa Claus and the Christmas season, the Carpathian Foundation launched a campaign to draw attention to the situation of families and children living in poverty and deprivation. However, this time our awareness-raising campaign was not a fundraising or a communication campaign, but a close cooperation with active communities, NGOs, hospitals and other institutions working in the Northeast Hungarian region: 5000 socially and economically disadvantaged children were given a package of toys.
The WHO Foundation was created to complement and strengthen WHO’s efforts to address global health issues. Launched in May 2020 as an independent grant-making foundation, it works to create new opportunities for major donors, corporate partners and members of the general public to engage with WHO.
This is the title of a study commissioned by the Carpathian Foundation and its cross-border partner, Karpatska nadácia, which provides a thorough overview of the characteristics, results and shortcomings of early childhood interventions, services and programs in Hungary and Slovakia (especially in the Hungarian-Slovak border region).
We would like to thank TESCO Department Store (of Eger) for supporting us with nearly 100,000 HUF this year. The amount offered was used to support families and children who got into financially problematic situation due to coronavirus pandemic. They could buy durable food, school supplies, cleaning and disinfection products from the donation. The donation was distributed to families in need, with the help of our local partners, CSOs operating in and around Eger!
Thank you, TESCO!
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The Carpathian Equal Opportunities Scholarship Program has been running for fifteenth year was re-announced in 2020.
As to the call we were looking for disadvantaged students of higher education institutions in the Carpathian region who at the same time care for their communities and talented.
On September 28 2020, from many high-quality applications, Ádám Rostás was unanimously reselected as the scholarship holder of the Year 2020 by the Board of Directors of the Carpathian Foundation-Hungary.
