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Humanitarian and Development Programs

Discover our humanitarian and development programs aimed at mitigating crises, promoting sustainable development, and fostering social stability through collaboration with local partners.

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400+

projects worldwide

7+

years of involvement

70

countries

2M+

people given hope

Today's crises are increasingly protracted, complex, and interconnected. In this context and given the widening gap between humanitarian needs and available resources, we follow the principle of needs-based humanitarian aid. This includes short-term emergency measures, disaster prevention and reconstruction operations, which are carried out on the basis of reports and requests from our local partners. Recognising the complexity of humanitarian crises, we have reviewed the relationship between stability and peacebuilding, development cooperation and humanitarian aid, and planned our activities together with all stakeholders.
Our aim is to ensure long-term social stability and sustainability through our projects, to help build strong, crisis-resilient, and diverse (e.g. religious) communities, to support the return of displaced people in conflict situations, to promote sustainable development and to prevent further conflict and to create decent living conditions.
Below is a thematic overview of our humanitarian and development programmes. Recognising the key role of peacebuilding and building social resilience in the context of sustainable development, our programme also focuses on religiously persecuted minorities. Our local partners are mostly faith-based organisations that are key players in local societies, especially in countries where there is no stable government. In our experience, these organisations are able to serve the common interest in all walks of life, working for the benefit of local society as a whole. Their representatives are in close contact with local community members and play a key role in the humanitarian and development projects we coordinate.

Focus Areas

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Protecting cultural heritage
Oktatás
Supporting education and vocational training
Kenya
Agriculture and food security
Nigéria
Healthcare the base the for humanitarian aid
Szíria
Post-war conflict response
Fókuszban a nők és lányok
Focus on women's empowerment
Szíria
Immediate relief after natural or man-made disasters

News

8/19/2025

Tristan Azbej: Armenian children from Karabakh once again welcomed to Hungary

Hungary Helps Program offers summer camp for nearly 100 children affected by South Caucasus conflict
8/11/2025

Elderly care and services for people with disabilities in Lebanon strengthened with the support of Hungary Helps

Hundreds of elderly and disabled people in Lebanon receive more dignified care with the support of the Hungary Helps Program. The Sovereign Order of Malta’s relief organization in Lebanon provides meals, health check-ups, and community programs for those in need at its institutions. Several projects of the Order have been realized in recent years with Hungarian assistance.

7/29/2025

More Than Aid: A Story of New Beginnings in Kenya

The joint repatriation program of the Hungarian Charity Service of the Order of Malta and the Hungary Helps Program, running from 2021 to 2023, enabled fifty families to return from the slums to their own land, their own homes, and provided them with a chance for a more dignified and sustainable future.