Együtt az Autistákért Alapítvány
Budapest, Hungary
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Együtt az Autistákért Alapítvány is a charity based in Budapest, Hungary working on disability, health, children & youth +1 more.
Együtt az Autistákért Alapítvány (Together for Autistic People Foundation) is a Hungarian foundation based in Budapest that works to make the world more liveable for people with autism spectrum disorders, their families and carers. Its work covers awareness and education to reduce stigma and myths about autism, fundraising campaigns, and direct services. Key projects include the Autista Mintaház Diagnosztikai és Terápiás Centrum, developed with the Heim Pál National Institute of Paediatrics, which offers diagnosis, personalised therapy and family support; an autism-accessible model apartment and training space; the AUTTALENT talent grant programme for young people with autism; and the Csudibogár Club for teenagers. The foundation also supports autism-focused camps and residential homes, and runs campaigns with festivals, retailers and public figures. It serves Hungary nationally and was previously known as the Road to Smiles Foundation until 2019.
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Autista Mintaház Diagnosztikai és Terápiás Centrum
Health · Hungary
Diagnostic and therapy centre for children with autism spectrum disorders and their families, run with the Heim Pál National Institute of Paediatrics in Budapest, including an autism-accessible model apartment and conference room.
AUTTALENT
Education · Hungary
Talent development grant programme for young people with autism spectrum disorders, awarding funds across several categories.
Csudibogár Club
Children & Youth · Hungary
Monthly meetings helping autistic teenagers make friends through card games and art therapy.
Kék Szív (Blue Heart) campaign
Disability · Hungary
Awareness and fundraising campaign using the blue heart badge and related initiatives, including the éniskékvagyok campaign on World Autism Awareness Day.
SütiKék
Disability · Hungary
Educational and fundraising cookie initiative that challenges common myths about autism.
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Heim Pál Országos Gyermekgyógyászati Intézet, MOL, Szerencsejáték Zrt., Bamba Marha Burger, Szikra Tehetséggondozó Egyesület
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