Places that
make a difference

Provides emergency and longer-term shelter, daytime services, outreach, social support, and job assistance. Also publishes the street paper Fedél Nélkül ("Without a Roof") to help people earn an independent income.

Runs homeless shelters in Budapest, Debrecen, and Gyula. Operates soup kitchens, outreach services, case management, job search support, and regular food distribution to thousands of people each year.

Operates social institutions including warming centres during cold snaps, daily hot meals, bathing facilities, overnight accommodation, counselling sessions, and reintegration support for people rebuilding their lives.

Offers all-day and night shelters, transitional homes for those rebuilding stability, a charity shop, and social activities aimed at reintegrating people who are facing or have experienced homelessness.

The largest homeless services provider in Budapest: street outreach teams, day centres, night shelters, temporary hostels, health services, job placement programmes, and housing support. A crucial safety net for the capital's most vulnerable.

Focuses on helping homeless individuals and families overcome homelessness through tailored, person-centred support and funding that works toward long-term stability rather than short-term fixes.

A grassroots volunteer organisation advocating for housing rights and the dignity of people experiencing homelessness and housing poverty. Campaigns against discriminatory laws and for systemic, humane policy change.

Operates daytime and night shelters in Budapest, supported by volunteers and church networks. Provides practical care alongside spiritual support for those experiencing homelessness across the capital.