In our previous post, we reported on the launch of the Földkelte Foundation's project focusing on young people's value orientations and social attitudes. We are now reporting on one of the programme's key events: a debate forum attended by nearly 100 secondary school students.
We are pleased to announce that the Földkelte Foundation is launching a new research project focused on examining the value orientation of young people aged 14–20, along with their attitudes toward social and ethical issues.
Our key partner, the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association, participated in the conferences of their partners in Ukraine, Slovakia, and Romania in recent weeks. The aim of the meetings was to coordinate the tasks undertaken in the project, to meet with the specialists and experts involved by the partners, to learn about the current...
With deep sorrow, we bid farewell to Dr. Jane Goodall, the world-renowned chimpanzee researcher and dedicated conservationist.
Our partner, the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association held the Hungarian opening conference of the programme named "PROTECT – Pandemic Response and Operational Tactics for Enhanced Containment and Tracking", with identification number HUSKROUA/23/RI/2.1/011, on 25-26 September 2025.
A part of the Body of Christ lives in Congo as well, which is why we cannot turn our backs on this predominantly Christian country rich in natural resources. We have the opportunity for long-term cooperation with our local brothers and sisters, who are blessed with a strong fighting spirit – affirms and demonstrates Gergő Péter Juhász. We spoke...
Dr Kassaye Ashine Kibret, an Ethiopian ENT specialist, arrived in Hungary on May 18 for an official professional visit, organized and supported by our Association and the Embassy of Ethiopia in Hungary.
A Christian congregation in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo expressed gratitude during a worship service to the Hungarian Reformed Church and the Hungary Helps Program for their support during a tragic situation. In February, seventy members of the congregation were abducted and killed because of their Christian faith.
April 22 – a day to remind us that the Earth does not belong to us, but to our grandchildren.
