Igaz Női Értékekért Alapítvány
Budapest, Hungary
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Founded in 2015, Igaz Női Értékekért Alapítvány is a foundation based in Budapest, Hungary working on children & youth, gender equality, mental health +1 more.
The Igaz Női Értékekért Alapítvány (Foundation for True Women's Values) was established in 2015 in Hungary to help young girls and women fulfil their distinctive roles in society based on their Christian faith. Working across denominations, it runs the Bella Girl Magazin for teenage girls, a lecture series for girls and parents, and participates in the Fighting for Our Daughters movement. Its operating costs and magazine production are funded by private donations, and the work is carried out largely by volunteers.
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Bella Girl Magazin
Children & Youth · Hungary
Christian-based magazine for teenage girls and young women, offering stories, faith-based self-knowledge and community, provided free online and offline.
Bella Girl előadás-sorozat
Children & Youth · Hungary
Interactive 60 to 90 minute lecture series for girls, parents and church communities on the impact of media-driven female ideals on girls' physical, mental and spiritual health.
Küzdelem a lányainkért mozgalom
Gender equality · Hungary
Hungarian participation in the Fighting for Our Daughters movement, a social awareness initiative delivered through the foundation's programmes and activities.
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Gender equality, Human rights +2 more
Demokratikus Ifjúságért Alapítvány
Democracy & Civil society, Children & Youth +1 more
Együttható
Children & Youth, Education +2 more
Természetfilm.hu
Environment & Climate, Nature & Wildlife conservation +2 more
Amnesty International Magyarország
Human rights, Justice & Legal aid +6 more
Önkéntes Központ Alapítvány
Community development, Elderly care +1 more