Aktuális programok és projektek
The project is implemented within the frames of ‘Strengthening social participation through community development’ entitled EFOP-1.3.5-16 coded European Union funded program established to strengthen community engagement, volunteering and to promote philanthropy on local level.
Main objectives of the funding program are:
1. What is the TGE?
The TGE network was created in 1999 by several European foundations and associations in order to promote and facilitate transnational donations.
2. Why choose TGE?
TGE represents a unique opportunity for donors to safely give to officially recognized non-profit organizations from another European country while benefiting from the tax reduction policy from the donor's country of residence.
3. Which countries are parts of the TGE?
The duration of the project 1 st October, 2012- 30th April, 2014
The "JobNet- Active citizens combating youth unemployment" project (EACEA 529171-EFC-1-2012-1-HU-EFC-CSP) is an international research about the Youth unemployment in Europe.
The main goal of the project is to highlight and promote innovative bottom-up solutions Europe-wide aimed at combating youth unemployment.The main objective of the JobNet project is to build a transfrontier network of non- governmental organization to identify, share, discuss and encourage initiatives successfully tackling youth unemployment in different European countries which can be deployed in other EU states as well.
RomaNet Programme
The Carpathian Foundation- Hungary for Roma rights, exchange of ideas and joint initiatives
The goal of the Programme
The Programme supports projects that aim to solve the problems of Roma communities in the Carpathian region, to reintegrate these communities and to preserve their unique culture.
To achieve this we aim to:
The RomaNet – community based capacity building (HUSK/1101/1.5.1-0104) project is implemented by the Carpathian Foundation - Hungary and its partner, the ETP Slovensko with the support of the Hungary-Slovakia Cross-border Co-operation Programme (www.husk-cbc.eu).
The “Get in the game” (HUSK/1101/1.6.2/0107) project is supported by the Hungary-Slovakia Cross border Co-operation Program 2007-2013 (HUSK-CBC http://www.husk-cbc.eu).
Project partners:
Kárpátok Alapítvány-Magyarország
Karpatská nadácia
A workshop of a program called Internship and Communication program in Heves County (NCA-CIV-10-C-0323) was successfully held on the 18th of February, 2011 with participation of 10 students and 10 mentors.
The aim of this program is to find talented students and to provide practical training for them in order to gain experience and to get an insight into the operation of a non-governmental organization.
During the program the participanting students worked for 2 months as volunteers for such non-governmental organizations which activities fit to the students’ interests or their fields of studies.
RomaNet Co-operation Network
The project is supported by the Hungary-Slovakia Cross border Co-operation Program (HUSK-CBC http://www.husk-cbc.eu).
Project partners:
Carpathian Foundation-Hungary (HU)
Civil Alternative Initiative in the Slovak Republic (CAISR) (SK)
Roma Community Development Organization (RCDO) (HU)
The project is supported by the European Union and the European Social Fund.