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A Christian congregation in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo expressed gratitude during a worship service to the Hungarian Reformed Church and the Hungary Helps Program for their support during a tragic situation. In February, seventy members of the congregation were abducted and killed because of their Christian faith.

April 22 – a day to remind us that the Earth does not belong to us, but to our grandchildren.

On behalf of our key partner, the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association, Dr. Péter Gergő Juhász and Csaba Szeremley, along with their East Congolese partner organisation (VÉTO), represented by Christian Cito Cirhigiri, attended a meeting with State Secretary Mr. Tristan Azbej, the head of Hungary Helps.The meeting was also attended by...

At the Ráday House, the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association expressed gratitude to the Reformed Church in Hungary and the Hungary Helps organization for their support provided to assist the families of the Congolese Christians who were massacred.The lunch was attended by the leadership of the Reformed Church in Hungary,...

Today, Dr. Péter Gergő Juhász, President of the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association and leader of the Sustainable Africa research group at Óbuda University, gave an inspiring and insightful lecture titled "Sustainable Africa" to students at the Bessenyei György High School in Kisvárda.The event was supported professionally by...

Happy 91st Birthday to the incomparable Dr Jane Goodall!Today we celebrate Dr Jane Goodall – the scientist who redefined what it means to be human, the activist who speaks out on behalf of our planet and its animals, and the conservation icon who has inspired a global movement for positive change.Even before Jane blows out her candles,...

The Reformed Church in Hungary and the Hungary Helps programme have each donated five million forints to assist persecuted Christians in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In a recent attack, seventy Christians were abducted and beheaded in a Protestant church in the north-eastern region of the country.The Planetrise Cultural and Environmental...

The purpose of the meeting, initiated by our key partner, the Planetrise Cultural and Environmental Association, was to explore avenues of cooperation that could support joint efforts between the Institute of International Relations and the Africa Strategy Institute of Kyiv University, and the Africa Research Institute of Óbuda University in...

In western Uganda, around 40 people drown in Lake Bunyonyi each year. To help prevent these tragedies, our key partners—the Planetrise Association, the Planetrise Foundation, and the Jane Goodall Institute—have launched a joint project, supported by MÖL – the Hungarian Volunteer League Association and Hungary Helps.The project is being carried out...