Lezárt projektek

Menedék provides complex social work with the tools of individual- and group counselling, supporting beneficiaries of international protection and third country nationals in their social inclusion and finding their way in day-to-day life. There are three pillars in  the project: inclusion, child protection and educational integration, and community mobilization.

The project is aimed at addressing social and economic integration challenges that refugees arriving from Ukraine and residing in Hungary encounter with by organizing community-based activities and providing employment-related support for refugees, therefore, addressing their accessibility to various opportunities and services.

The aim of the project is to facilitate the school integration of children fleeing from Ukraine, to support their mental health and also the mental health of their parents, and to support school professionals who deal with children fleeing from Ukraine.

The project aims to provide complex social support and social integration opportunities for beneficiaries of international protection in Hungary via complex targeted services in the form of social- and legal counselling, intercultural mediation, educational and family support.

Within the framework of the SAFEmployment Hungary Project, we want to fight the labour exploitation of people fleeing Ukraine and help its victims. Our goal is to contribute to the fair and legal employment of refugees from Ukraine in Hungary, and thereby support their integration.

Within the framework of the project financed by the Julia Taft Refugee Fund Menedék Association aims to organise a series of interlinked community events and activities through which refugees, vulnerable members of migrant communities as well as members of the host society can meet, interact, and strengthen their common sense of belonging through building social networks.

The project aims to provide complex social support and social integration opportunities for beneficiaries of international protection in Hungary via complex targeted services in the form of social- and legal counselling, intercultural mediation, educational and family support.

NIEM (and the V4NIEM: Visegrad Countries National Integration Evaluation Mechanism sub-project) will establish a mechanism for a biennial, comprehensive evaluation of the integration of beneficiaries of international protection to provide evidence on gaps in integration standards, identify promising practices and evaluate the effects of legislative and policy changes. 

The project aims to ensure social integration opportunities for beneficiaries of international protection in Hungary via complex targeted services in the form of social and legal counselling, educational and family support.

The project “Career Path” aims to enable migrant workers from non-EU countries in Europe to achieve their professional aspirations and fulfil their potential.

The aim of the GVETS project that was launched in November 2017 is to develop an online interdisciplinary capacity building program through gamification for new professionals working with children in migration environments.

This research projects aims to understand more about policies on migrants’ employment and integration in four Central-Eastern European countries, as well as to identify effective policies which are encouraging migrants to stay in these countries (and not to go further to Western Europe). 

The goal of the project is to provide services improving reception conditions and expanding opportunities of refugees and beneficiaries of subsidiary protection arriving in Hungary. 

The project ‘Reshaping Attention and Inclusion Strategies for Distinctively vulnerable people among the forcibly displaced’ (RAISD) aims at identifying highly Vulnerable Groups (VG) among forcibly displaced people, analysing their specific needs, and finding suitable practices to address them.

SIMILAR aims at fostering integration of migrants through a multi-dimensional approach which includes communication and persons working with them (e.g. educators, students with focus on education and social care, municipal police and volunteers) and with stakeholders in the areas of integration and social welfare. It is important to note that the term migrant in this application also refers to refugees and asylum-seekers.

The goal of the project is to provide services that will help improve reception conditions and social integration, and also expand opportunities for refugees and beneficiaries of subsidiary protection arriving in Hungary.Moreover it aims to ensure a higher level of protection for children and to identify vulnerable persons and to secure access to local integration for those in need of international protection.