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!
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.
Since its inception, our Foundation, has been a committed supporter of programs aimed at improving the quality of life communities, families, and children living in deep poverty, paying particular attention to supporting the activities of CSOs with which it has worked in partnership for many years along these objectives.
We launched our initiative called "Strengthening and activating small comm
On March 27, 2020, the Foundation's Board of Trustees awarded another grant of HUF 2 millions to finance 13 NGOs engaged in early childhood development work with disadvantaged children.
We are all affected by the growing COVID-19 outbreak. It's an unprecedented health challenge and we know people and organizations everywhere want to help. The World Health Organization is leading and coordinating the global effort, supporting countries to prevent, detect, and respond to the outbreak.
Training for early childhood professionals
On March 4-5, 2020, a two day long training session was organized by the Carpathian Foundation-Hungary for invited early childhood professionals working with/for disadvantaged communities, families, and youngsters in the Northeast-Hungarian region.
In 2020 February, we started to implement a new cross-border project with our sister organisation, Karpatska nadáciá, entitled ”Chances for Disadvantaged Children”.
The Food Recovery Network of Heves County was established, becoming a cooperating partner of the Hungarian Food Back Association and working under the coordination of the Opal Talent Care Foundation.
Since its inception, the Carpathian Foundation has been paying special attention to the development of disadvantaged, marginalized and primarily Roma communities and their social integration.
