230 people served in FY19
100 people served through market development in FY19
Projects: home and shelter renovation for the homeless, advocacy
About 33% of Hungary’s population is challenged by the threat of poverty and social marginalisation. While the number of the poor grows constantly, incomes are further polarising. Housing costs are an ever growing burden for families.
Many of them lose their homes unable to pay for the expenses. In recent times, there has been much debate on the issue of homelessness.
The parliament has declared habitual residence in public places a violation, and although it was criticised heavily by international organisations and the Constitutional Court, sadly the legislation was not changed.
Our goal is to see everyone live in decent housing that allows them to live a healthy and active life. We provide direct help for many to achieve this.
By providing cheap building materials, volunteer labour and training, we help families and communities make a difference in their housing conditions. We have also been working on advocacy for many years to achieve fair and inclusive housing policies.
Individuals served in Hungary in FY19 – 230
– Through rehabs: 30
– Through market development: 100
– Through civil society facilitation: 100
Projects: home and shelter renovation for the homeless, advocacy
About 33% of Hungary’s population is challenged by the threat of poverty and social marginalisation. While the number of the poor grows constantly, incomes are further polarising. Housing costs are an ever growing burden for families.
Many of them lose their homes unable to pay for the expenses. In recent times, there has been much debate on the issue of homelessness.
The parliament has declared habitual residence in public places a violation, and although it was criticised heavily by international organisations and the Constitutional Court, sadly the legislation was not changed.
Our goal is to see everyone live in decent housing that allows them to live a healthy and active life. We provide direct help for many to achieve this.
By providing cheap building materials, volunteer labour and training, we help families and communities make a difference in their housing conditions. We have also been working on advocacy for many years to achieve fair and inclusive housing policies.
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