For six years now, InDaHouse Hungary has helped children living in small villages in Borsod County catch up with their studies. The organisation, which works mainly with volunteers, also provides tutoring, mentoring, personalized classes and summer camps for children living in these small settlements.
The organisation is now expanding its work to a new settlement, Fügöd, where 200 children live in very poor conditions.
In a diary entry, published on the WMN website, Fruzsina Benkő talks about the first steps inDaHouse has taken in the settlement. For the full article, see the link below.
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