Carers non-profits in Hungary
Browse 61 charities supporting unpaid carers and the people they care for in Hungary. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.
Showing 12 of 61 organisations
CompanyWhat they do
- Alapítvány az Örökbefogadó és NevelőszülőkértBudapest, HungaryChildren & Youth · Community development

- FHFSHD HungaryHungaryHealth · Medical research +1 more
- ARA Rák Ellen – Az Emberért, A Holnapért Társadalmi AlapítványBudapest, HungaryHealth
- Magyar Hospice AlapítványBudapest, HungaryHealth · Mental health

- Vakok és Gyengénlátók Somogy Megyei EgyesületeKaposvár, HungaryDisability · Community development +1 more

- MVMagyar VHL TársaságBudapest, HungaryHealth · Medical research
- MHMagyar Hospice-Palliatív EgyesületBudapest, HungaryHealth · Children & Youth
- ÖLÖnálló Léptekért AlapítványBudapest, HungaryDisability · Health +1 more
- Összehangolva AlapítványBudapest, HungaryHealth · Mental health

- KAKézenFogva AlapítványBudapest, HungaryDisability · Community development +4 more
- KEKüldetés EgyesületBudapest, HungaryDisability · Employment & Skills
- KIKallódó Ifjúságot Mentő MisszióRáckeresztúr, HungaryAddiction · Children & Youth +1 more
Carers non-profits in Hungary at a glance
Of the 61 Carers non-profits in Hungary, the most common cause areas are Health (57%), Children & Youth (39%) and Disability (38%).
Cause areas
- Health57%
- Children & Youth39%
- Disability38%
- Mental health34%
- Community development33%
Organisation types
- Association41%
- Charity26%
- Operating foundation13%
- NGO8%
- Faith-based organisation3%
Beneficiaries
- Families72%
- Patients49%
- Children48%
- People with disabilities30%
- Youth23%
Funding sources
- Individual donations49%
- Grants33%
- Government funding18%
- Corporate partnerships16%
- EU funding15%
Top cities
- Budapest46%
- Debrecen7%
- Székesfehérvár7%
- Pécs5%
- Kaposvár3%
- Szegvár3%
Size
- 11-50 employees2%
- 51-200 employees2%
Most held certifications
- Felnőttképzési akkreditáció (AL-2488)3%
Key facts
- 2000 is the median founding year
- 59% say donations are tax-deductible
- 13% publish a charity number
- 89% name their programmes
- 44% invite volunteers
Figures from all 61 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.
Other causes
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