The Open Day at the kindergarten in Szajla,successfully  organized in cooperation with the Tarnagyöngye Association as part of the Early Years Matter interprofessional cooperation project. The kindergarten children could participate in an interactive fairy tale performance of the Babszem Jankó Children's Theatre, while parents could get into the world of fairy tales and talk about the importance of fairy tales with Vanda Tátrai, a tale therapist, in an interactive programme.

On September 1, 2022, the Board of Directors of the Carpathian Foundation awarded grants from the Carpathian Emergency Response Fund for Ukrainians to two associations from the sub-fund "Promoting the integration of Roma refugees in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg and Hajdú-Bihar counties".

The project "Help yourself”" of the National Association of Roma Women of the 21st Century received 3.998.000 HUF, and the project "Focus on the Ukrainians 2." of the Somnakuno Drom Association received 3.700.000 HUF.

Within the framework of our Early Years Matter programme, we provide special financial and professional support and assistance to our partners in several municipalities to strengthen their cooperation with local and regional early childhood (public) services, institutions and professionals. These professionals are in daily contact with families with young children living in poverty, so good communication and cooperation between families and between them is essential to ensure the proper development of children.

Cooperation network for refugees in the Nyírség area

Carpathian Emergency Response Fund for Ukrainians

Supporting the Integration of Roma Refugees in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg and Hajdú-Bihar Counties - sub-programme

National Association of Roma Women of the XXI. Century mentors many Ukrainian refugee families living in the settlements of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg and Hajdú-Bihar counties, and they are constantly helping them with official administration, accommodation and job search. The 1.250.000 HUF grant will be used to continue these activities in the project "Hold my hand 2" and to put more emphasis on supporting the schooling of refugee children.

Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition (Coalition) has donated a mobile emergency medical examination unit to Odessa Memorial Hospital in Ukraine.

This donation was made possible by a $32,000 grant from the Hungarian Human Rights Foundation (HHRF) and other generous donors of the Coalition. The delivery to Odessa will be facilitated by the Carpathian Foundation, another Coalition member organization, which is helping to coordinate the project.