Civil Street

Opening hours:
Friday: 14.00-17.00
Saturday: 11.00-17.00
Sunday: 11.00-17.00
Location: 1st floor corridor

Drog Stop Association Budapest

Website: www.drog-stop.hu

Our assosiation operates a free, anonym, non-stop drug-information phoneline. Being a low-budget service, telephone-service is the first link to supportive or therapeutic system.
Our target group includes youngs who just tried drugs, others who use them with lesser or greater regularity, dependants, and every other young people who are affected or just curious. Besides them, we consider it important to reach their relatives and professionals working with them. Our task is to give them all the appropriate information and also help them understand the topic in details, to make them form an adequate, helpful attitude.
Besides illegal drugs, our association focuses on problems with legal materials (e.g. tobacco, alcohol, medicine) as well.
Our office answers the phonecalls of everyone who needs it with up-to-date information and an authentic, empathic, acceptive attitude.
For further details about our work, please visit our stand in Civil Street!

„For a Healthy Hungary Association” –
Heartfriend programme

The most important goal of the „For a Healthy Hungary Association” is prevention, namely to reduce the rate of cardiovascular diseases; to make this work in practice, they established „Heartfriend” programme in 1997.

What makes an egg smart? Is your body weight and rate of body fat normal? How much salt should we consume? What is functional food? You can ask anything about Heartfriend nutrition. Quizzes, dietetic advices, customized!

Website: www.szivbarat.hu

Kék Vonal Foundation for Children in Crisis

Children have to be listened to and adults have to be helped with being capable of this.
Kék Vonal works for children to get real attention, acceptance and help in trouble. Calls are answered by volunteers in the daytime and they are the ones answering the e-mails. Voluntary qualifications start permanently, you can find more information on our website: www.kek-vonal.hu and in Civil Street!

Kompánia Foundation

Website: www.kompania.hu/

A non-state controlled public utility organizaton, established 14 years ago.
Our goal is to discover and utilize the social resources of junior communities, to improve the youth’s quality of life and to reduce their endangerment, so they can handle their own and their companion’s problems more efficiently
Our main activity is the realization of mentalhygienic health improvement programmes, and also the preparing and education of peer counselors participating in our programmes.
Kompánia Peer Counselor training:
We prepare college students, young graduates seeking employement as human aidee or teachers, for youth prevention tasks. The course is practice-oriented, focused on technical-methodological workshops, where we develope, test and discuss group session thematics and methods. The course is complemented by constant supervision.
Everyone is welcome to join us in the Civil Street.
You get to know our programs, our course and you can learn how to join our group.
Our Peer Counselor Group is waiting for you!

Nap-Kör Mentalhygienic Foundation

Our foundation is the professional successor and former accredited psychotherapic educational centre of SE-SOTE Psychotherapic Ambulance (Nap street), which has been abolished in 2007 because of economical reasons, and which had belonged to the Psychiatric Clinic of Semmelweis Medical University. We pursue a continously growing, multi-leveled, wide-spread mentalhygienic activity, from prevention and advising to therapies and rehabilitation, from direct aid to trainings and spread of mentalhygienic culture.

At our stand you can fill some simple psychological tests and quizzes, and you can also try out some methods of therapy (for example relaxation, short supportive conversation, development of learning methods) according to your demands.

Web and mail: www.nap-kor.hu, napkoralapitvany@gmail.hu
Vocational leader: dr. Ratkóczi Éva, phone number: 30/594-74-73, ratkoczie@freemail.hu

SASOK

The name SASOK comes from the initials of the Hungarian version of „Use of Suggestions in Somatic Remedial Practice“. This training acquants it’s participants with suggestive techniques which can be used in everyday somatic treatment, and their efficiacy has been already proved in many fields.

This accredited training is organized by the Hungarian Association of Hypnosis and the Anaesthesiologic and Intensive Care Clinic of Semmelweis Medical University, and it’s open for representatives of many professions: e.g. doctors, psychologists, nurses, physiotherapists, midwives, dietethics, district nurses, mental hygienes. Must be emphasized, that this training can also be completed by students of these disciplines.

For further information contact us on „Civil Street“ during the XIV. Pszinapszis, or visit our website: www.sas-ok.hu.

Tetra-2002 Foundation

Website: www.tetra2002.hu
E-mail: tetra2002@gmail.com
Contact person: Rózsa Linda, Phone: 30/425-44-58

In Hungary, Tetra Animal-therapic Group has taken up it’s duties among the firsts. It’s goals are to study the connection between humans and animals, to elaborate the methods of preventive, therapeutic, rehabilitant activity through the collaboration of animals, to organize and execute animal-assisted programs.

Membership of the group is various by profession: psychologist, vet, social worker, dog-instructor, special education teacher, but there are many other specialists, curious animal-keepers and animal-loving people supporting us. Nowadays, about 30 volunteers, 35 dogs and 10 other pets belong to our group.

In therapic programs, volunteers and their pets work with adequate professional supervision and aid. They work of their own motion, according to their personal interest. During the programmes, dog-instructors help us chosing and training therapic dogs, but depending on demands, we can also work with doves, turtles, cats, rabbits and guinea-pigs.

In the past years we have been working on many fields: hospitals, early development centres, prisons, homes of elderlies, asylums, kindergartens, schools, special educational schools, cultural centres and beside visitor and therapeutic programmes, we have taken part in outings, different educational lectures, national and international conferences.