A Hungarian mobile application developed with EU funding helps the blind and visually impaired. With the help of Távszem, the everyday lives of the visually impaired have become significantly easier, as the mobile application provides them with operator assistance 24/7. For many, everyday activities such as telling paper money apart, starting the washing machine, finding dropped objects, or receiving land reading etters are challenges. This is alleviated by an EU-funded mobile app for the blind

In a unique initiative in Europe, the country’s first skill-lab network was implemented with EU funding, involving sixteen county teaching hospitals and three medical universities. Skill laboratories are units equipped with simulation tools that provide high level training opportunities in patient care in realistic conditions. In this training participants can learn important skills in nursing and medical practice, including diagnostic, therapeutic and life-saving interventions. Important aspects of practice, such as resuscitation, vascular cannulation, obstetric ultrasound

In the framework of the EU-funded project a small forest plant and mushroom processing plant has been established in Dencsháza, Baranya County. This initiative created job opportunities for women with low school qualifications living in extreme poverty. Unskilled and disadvantaged workers have been enabled by the training to leave the public employment status and find a place on the primary labour market. During the project implementation a total of 10 people were successfully ensured work

The main objective of the EU-funded project was to improve access to public services for children and adults with disabilities. The services provided by the project covered the whole country and clearly contributed to improving the quality of life and social inclusion of people with disabilities. The MONTAZS Project has placed particular emphasis on training professionals who provide assistance to people with disabilities. In total 57 training courses were set up fulfilling a need, providing

The project assists the development of children and young people who are chronically ill, or living with disabilities and creates an opportunity for animal-assisted therapy in the institution in Debrecen.  Animals are more sensitive than people and detect more from reality than we would think. This also shows during the sessions conducted in the Immanuel Home in Debrecen: the ponies involved in the therapy allow the young people with disabilities, things that they might not