National Association of Disadvantaged Families

The National Association of Disadvantaged Families (Hungarian: Hátrányos Helyzetű Családok Országos Egyesülete, abbreviated H.H.Cs.O.E.) is a Hungarian civil association registered on 18 March 2016, with its headquarters in Tímár, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County. According to its official website, the organisation began its integration activities in 2015 and was formally registered as an association in 2016. Its stated mission is to promote integrated education, improve social and housing conditions, support equal opportunities, combat discrimination, assist access to employment, provide child and adult training, and operate family and youth protection programmes, including holiday camps for disadvantaged children. The association is a non-profit civil organisation rather than a commercial enterprise. Its activities are funded through membership, donations and grants, and it maintains a public tax number (18746783-1-15) and bank account. Its statutes, adopted under the Hungarian Civil Code (Act V of 2013) and the Act on the Right of Association, Public Benefit Status and the Operation and Support of Civil Organisations (Act CLXXV of 2011), define its objectives as advocacy for young people leaving state care, advisory services, assistance with home creation and housing, monitoring of grant opportunities, participation in tenders, life-management counselling, organisation of programmes, and editing and distribution of publications. The association operates primarily in Hungary, with a focus on disadvantaged families, children and youth. It is not a listed company and has no parent company or commercial owner. Its work is characteristic of the Hungarian civil sector, relying on volunteer engagement and public or philanthropic support. The organisation's website serves as its main public communication channel, providing information on its statutes, contact details and areas of activity.

The National Association of Disadvantaged Families (Hátrányos Helyzetű Családok Országos Egyesülete) was established as a Hungarian civil association. According to its official website, its integration activities began in 2015, and the association was formally registered on 18 March 2016. Its registered seat is at 4466 Tímár, Szabadság út 127, in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, Hungary. The association's statutes were adopted in accordance with the Hungarian Civil Code (Act V of 2013) and Act CLXXV of 2011 on the right of association, public benefit status, and the operation and support of civil organisations. The founding members are listed in Annex 1 of the statutes. The association's stated purpose includes advocacy for young people who have left state care, advisory services, assistance with home creation and housing, monitoring grant opportunities, participation in tenders, life-management counselling, organisation of programmes, and editing and distribution of publications. Its main activities, as described on its website, are the promotion of integrated education, improvement of social conditions and housing opportunities, support for equal opportunities, action against discrimination, support for access to employment, child and adult training, family and youth protection, and holiday camps for disadvantaged children. The organisation operates as a non-profit civil association. It maintains a public tax number (18746783-1-15) and a bank account (68800109-11134411-00000000). Its website, hosted on the Webnode platform, provides information about its statutes, activities and contact details. As a civil organisation, it relies on membership, donations and grants rather than commercial revenue. No further historical milestones, leadership changes or major expansions are documented in the available evidence.

• 2016

  Association formally registered on 18 March 2016.

• 2015

  Integration activities begin.

Non-profit civil association advocating for disadvantaged families and youth in Hungary.

1. 1Hátrányos Helyzetű Családok Országos Egyesület – Official Websitehatranyos-helyzetu-csaladok-orszagos-egyesulete.webnode.hu
2. 2National Association of Disadvantaged Families – Wikidatawikidata.org