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A Christian festival, now organised for the fifth time and aiming at refreshing participants both physically and spiritually is about to begin in Balatonszemes, and offers interesting, useful and also some entertaining programs for young and old.

The inhabitants and the personnel of the day-care centre “House of sedulous hands” for disabled people had a holiday in Balatonszemes with their family members.

The educational camp about human trafficking, organised by HBAid in Balatonfüred came to a close. Weather did not lavish its favours on the Hungarian, Italian and Swedish young people, but this way it was perhaps easier to concentrate on the lectures delivered in the large hall or to participate in group activities.

The international team of HBAid is holding a one-week educational camp for Italian, Swedish and Hungarian young people.

The partner organisations of the project “Sensitizing the people of Hungary and Sweden about the issue of trafficking in human beings as an obstacle to development” met in Sweden last week. Besides Hungarian Baptist Aid as main applicant, Italian, German and Swedish NGOs participate in the EU-financed two-year project, implemented by an international cooperation.

Our day care centre in Göd for handicapped people, the Szorgos Kezek Háza (‘The House of Sedulous Hands’) has recently started a home page of its own

Hungarian Baptist Aid is in charge of the management of the majority of social services in Pécs from June 1st of this year, the local government of the town having handed over four institutions.

A charity concert, organised by the Baptist Church of Hungary, by Hungarian Baptist Aid and by the Pécs Baptist Church was held on Friday evening in the Pécs Baptist Church.

Sándor Szenczy and some of his colleagues at HBAid paid a visit to the HELP village in Sri Lanka today.
Donations collected by the Hungarian people and international relief support made building the HELP village possible 6 years ago for children and families having lost parents or children in the devastating tsunami.

A Hungarian acting company, the Komédiás Integrált Színház (KOMISZ), received an invitation from Member of the European Parliament Lívia Járóka. The guest performance was set on stage in one of the large halls of the European Parliament in the beginning of May. The program was viewed by guests invited to the occasion and by members of the Parliament.