Együttható
Együttható Egyesület
Budapest, Hungary
About
Founded in 2010, Együttható is a non-governmental organisation based in Budapest, Hungary working on children & youth, education, disability +1 more.
Együttható Egyesület is a Hungarian public-benefit association founded in 2010 by social professionals and young volunteers. It provides inclusive social and youth work, non-formal learning, and competence development for young people aged roughly 10 to 30, with a particular focus on young people with disabilities, including autistic young people, and on disadvantaged youth, including Roma youth. It runs a youth information office in Budapest's 4th district and an afterschool service (HatásPont Tanoda) in Gyöngyös, and runs training courses for youth workers and social professionals. The organisation also operates as an Eurodesk partner and coordinates Erasmus-funded international projects and youth exchanges with partners in Romania, North Macedonia, Greece and other countries. Its work centres on promoting the Independent Living Movement, social inclusion, active citizenship and safe internet use.
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Surf Safe
Children & Youth · Hungary
Programme promoting media literacy and safe internet use among 10-18 year olds, parents and adults through school sessions, parent groups and club activities, using non-formal education.
Hatáspont Tanoda (afterschool in Gyöngyös)
Education · Hungary
Afterschool service in Gyöngyös providing daily youth work and individual tutoring for disadvantaged children and young people, including students with disabilities and autism spectrum disorder.
Let it be
Children & Youth · Hungary
Training course for youth and social professionals on peer group supervision, professional growth and burnout prevention.
Paint it Blue
Disability
Seminar and initiative on making international youth work accessible to young people with autism and changing professional attitudes.
Breaking Stereotypes youth exchange
Children & Youth · Hungary
Erasmus youth exchange on social inclusion, empowerment and active citizenship, bringing together young people with and without disabilities.
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Breaking Stereotypes youth exchange award
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RROMA, Nevo Parudimos Association, ERGO Network, United Society of Balkans, Tempus Közalapítvány, Eurodesk
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