Aktív projektek

Although the social inclusion of third-country nationals (hereafter TCNs) has been a key priority for the EU and its Member States, persistent gaps in their access to basic services demonstrate that additional actions are needed to support integration. AccessIN will contribute to these ongoing efforts to tackle TCNs' social vulnerabilities by focusing on four EU Member States from different European regions: Belgium, Germany, Hungary, and Spain.

The Menedék – Hungarian Association for Migrants is participating in an international project with the support of the European Union, in cooperation with Slovenian, Croatian, French and Swedish NGOs. The main objective of the project is to support the fight against discrimination and racism. The focus of the project is on local communities and it aims to promote the integration of immigrants and refugees in particular.

The focus of this project is the tailored support of third-country nationals lawfully residing in Hungary. Taking into account the individual needs of the target group, we apply a holistic approach that includes individual, group, and community interventions. Our activities aim to support social integration, promote autonomy, and enhance awareness and openness within the host society.
The project is implemented in Budapest and Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County through the collaboration of Menedék – Association for Migrants and Utcáról Lakásba! Association (ULE).
 

The ReROOT project is dedicated explore arrival and integration processes, with the explicit goal of fostering sustainable, evidence-based integration practices, policies and public imaginaries.

With the support of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), we provide supplementary services to individuals in vulnerable situations who benefit from international protection, refugees fleeing from Ukraine, and other beneficiaries in refugee-like situations. The project focuses on the capacity building of the national protection system and facilitating access to public services for those in need.
 

The aim is to professionalise the external and internal communication of NGOs, to develop their objectives and instruments through the targeted use of social science research, and to improve the social communication of NGOs representing discriminated minority groups or supporting socially less accepted causes. The project’s direct target group are members, staff, volunteers and supporters of NGOs involved in advocacy, support and legal protection of discriminated and marginalised minority groups. Indirect target group: NGOs involved in social communication and campaigning.