350+

projects worldwide

7+

years of involvement

55+

countries

2M+

people given hope

Actions and deeds, not words – these are the guiding principles which define Hungary's humanitarian and developmental role, as solidarity can only be authentic in the form of tangible and visible assistance. It is our belief that we have a responsibility regarding the innocent suffering in developing countries and crisis areas. We stand in universal solidarity with all people, but as a millennial Christian nation, we are particularly concerned about helping persecuted Christians around the world. Through the Hungary Helps Programme, the Hungarian Government has taken up this challenge.

Tristan Azbej

State Secretary for the Aid of Persecuted Christians

Working within the context of sustainable development, humanitarian action, and peacekeeping, we believe that building and strengthening the resilience of the most vulnerable communities helps to address the root causes and consequences of conflict. Building on our growing international experience, we are open to implement further bilateral and multilateral humanitarian and development projects, especially with organisations from the V4 countries and other EU members. We believe that by working with our partners we can help people in need.

Péter Kovács

Director General of Helps Agency Non-Profit Pllc.

Our Projects Worldwide

Below, you can track the countries where we are present, the intensity of our activities, and the specific initiatives we are involved in. Additionally, you can see which countries offer our Scholarship Program. By clicking on the countries, you can access detailed information.

Supporting Hungary Helps activities

Support the Hungary Helps Program and help those in need with a simple donation. Thank you for contributing to changing lives!

Projects in Pictures

Tristan Azbej

State Secretary for the Aid of Persecuted Christians

Péter Kovács

Director General of Helps Agency Non-Profit Pllc.

Our Projects Worldwide

Global Efforts to Protect Women of Religious Minorities

Online event to observe the International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief. This annual event, established by UN General Assembly Resolution 73/296 in 2019, aims to raise awareness about religious discrimination and violence, with this year’s focus on atrocities against women.

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