Helping the victims of the Croatian earthquake.
On 28 and 29 December two stronger earthquakes shook Central Croatia, followed by numerous aftershocks.
We joined forces with twenty-two Hungarian construction companies to help those affected, coordinated by the Mészáros Group. With the donation we aim to help those whose homes became life-threatening or were severely damaged. The living containers handed over on Tuesday arrived in the region through the Hungarian Interchurch Aid and solve the housing of more than 200 people!
László Lehel, the CEO of the organisation, said that 108 of the containers were fitted with heating, two beds, a table, chairs and a wardrobe, and 12 of them are sanitary containers.
Sixty living containers were handed over to the Croatian civil protection service. These are being installed in various settlements affected by the earthquake, in the towns of Petrinja and Glina and their regions. Sixty containers go to the town of Sisak, where a “container town” is being built; its preparatory works will be completed shortly.
Living containers for the victims.
The living containers handed over on Tuesday arrived in the region through the Hungarian Interchurch Aid.
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The welfare of our region.
The welfare of our environment and the development of our region are key considerations for Pharos 95. Accordingly, we sponsor the upkeep of the National Association for Smile.
This organisation was founded and began its operation at the beginning of 2005. Its primary goal is to assist children suffering from incurable diseases, as well as certain county hospitals, ambulance stations, and other healthcare and social institutions.
Its activities include caring for sick children in their homes and buying the medical equipment they require, financing life-saving operations, supporting the wards of certain healthcare facilities, and replacing obsolete or missing equipment of certain ambulance stations.
One week that means a lot.
Each year, the National Association for Smile Public Benefit Association organises SMILE CAMP. The camp has been attended for many years by the children of families enjoying the support of the National Association for Smile. The camp is a continuation of the activities which institutions operate as daily programmes during the academic year. Primary school students aged 6-14 from various counties in Hungary take part in the camp, under the guidance of camp leader educators and staff providing thematic activities.
We are very happy that we were once again able to organise Smile Camp. Our positive experiences from the activities have spurred us to organise the camp this year, as well. We have always endeavoured to provide a programme as colourful and diverse as possible, in order to bring joy to the children. At the one-week camp we organised activities aimed at improving a wide range of their skills, environmental protection, poetry recitals, theatre and drama, sports, and lots of physical activity, good cheer and joy.
National Association for Smile
The goal of the one-week programme is to bring as much happiness, joy, good cheer, and smiles into the life of children as possible, already before the start of the school year, and to provide great new experiences for the youngest generation.
Standing by the Szigetszentmiklós paramedics.
Our company also supports the work of the Szigetszentmiklós ambulance station. Its paramedics work day after day for the safety and health of the people of our region — we believe they deserve every support in doing so.
Let’s dream together.
We support sport, our communities and the next generation alike.