
Kamasztér
Kamasztér Alapítvány
Budapest, Hungary
About
Kamasztér is a foundation based in Budapest, Hungary working on mental health, children & youth, education +2 more.
Kamasztér Alapítvány is a Budapest-based public-benefit foundation that operates nationwide. It supports the mental health, skills development and employability of young people, mainly those aged 12 to 29, as well as the parents, educators and coaches who work with them. Its services include online chat-based psychological support, coaching, parent counselling, workplace mental health programmes for employees, game-based education, and a mental health escape room used in schools. It also runs programmes supporting disadvantaged and visually impaired young people. Activities are delivered at off-site locations, online and by volunteers. The foundation is governed by a five-member board, and partly funds its work through donations, corporate partnerships, grants and fees for its paid services.
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Z Gen Mátrix
Employment & Skills
Workplace integration and engagement service for Generation Z employees, combining mental health support, training and coaching for young workers.
Támasztér@chatpont
Mental health
Free online chat-based psychological support service for young people facing emotional or mental health difficulties, staffed by psychologists on weekdays.
Family Support
Mental health
Anonymous mental health support programme for employees who are parents and their 12-21 year old children, offered as an employee benefit.
Mentálhigiénés szabadulószoba
Mental health
Escape-room-based psychoeducational programme in schools and at events that addresses adolescent mental health issues such as bullying, stress and body image problems.
Game Station
Education
Game-based skills development and family play workshops using logic, strategy and dexterity games, delivered at companies, schools and events.
Szívvel Látni
Disability
Project supporting the labour market integration and mental health of visually impaired and disadvantaged young people.
Jövőtervezők Klubja
Employment & Skills
Programme building communication, collaboration and adaptability skills in young people to prepare them for the labour market.
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UN Sustainable Development Goals
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Szuper Society Díj
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BioTechUSA, Employee Foundation of the VKR Group, MVM, Graphisoft Park, Tesco, PwC, Szerencsejáték Service Nonprofit Kft., Sziget Menedzser Iroda Zrt.
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