Magyar Máltai Szeretetszolgálat

Founded in 1989, Magyar Máltai Szeretetszolgálat is a charity based in Budapest, Hungary working on health, mental health, children & youth +9 more.

The Hungarian Charity Service of the Order of Malta (Magyar Máltai Szeretetszolgálat) is a Hungarian charity founded in 1989 as the aid organisation of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta in Hungary. It provides social, health and humanitarian services across Hungary and in neighbouring Hungarian-speaking regions. Its work includes health screenings and mobile clinics for disadvantaged communities, including Roma settlements, provision of free eyeglasses to children and homeless people, care homes and day centres for elderly and disabled people, support for homeless people, programmes for children of parents with addictions, telemedicine in small settlements, and disaster relief both abroad and at home. Its services are delivered by professionals and volunteers through around 350 institutions and 120 volunteer groups, serving on average around 17,000 people a day. The organisation is Christian in character and open to people of any background. It is funded by donations, corporate partnerships and personal income tax (1%) designations.