Five months after the outbreak of war in Ukraine, the situation in the country and its neighbouring countries continues to be very worrying. Currently, according to the United Nations, more than 6.1 million people have fled the war and found refuge in European countries, while internally displaced persons (IDPs) have reached 6.3 million – of […]
ContinueThe Prem Rawat Foundation with Cesvi to respond to the Ukraine Emergency
Following its support during the Coronavirus emergency, the earthquake in Haiti last year, and its support of the House of Smile in Peru, The Prem Rawat Foundation continues to stand by Cesvi in its efforts to respond to the current crisis in Ukraine. “Prem Rawat and all of us at TPRF are deeply concerned about […]
ContinueAt the start PEACE OF ART, charity auction in favour of Cesvi for the Ukraine Emergency
From social networks to a concrete help: as the conflict in Ukraine continues, the Instagram page @putinpeace which in going on to collect artworks and generosity from all over the world as a shout against the Russian invasion, launches from the 1st of April until the 13th, PEACE OF ART, an online charity auction in […]
ContinueWar in Ukraine: our commitment to refugees
The number of people fleeing the conflict has now exceeded 3.6 million. Over 320,000 have so far found shelter in Hungary. Many are passing through the town of Zahóny, where Cesvi has set up a tent structure that can accommodate up to 10,000 refugees a day and offer a hot meal, Wi-Fi and legal advice. […]
ContinueCesvi in Hungary: the first Entry Point Hub is operational in Záhony
Záhony – a small Hungarian town two kilometres from the border with Ukraine – has become the place where, for thousands of refugees, fear gives way to hope. You can read it in their faces, which finally relax and at least for a moment light up with a smile. A smile full of the joy […]
ContinueIn Hungary to welcome refugees: work proceeds for the Entry Point Hub
Work is progressing to complete the Entry Point Hub in Záhony, on the Ukrainian-Hungarian border, which will be able to accommodate 10,000 people in transit per day. A much-needed space to offer those fleeing war hot meals in a heated place with guaranteed hygiene and safety standards. According to official UN estimates, 2.3 million people have […]
ContinueSupporting people fleeing war: Cesvi is starting the first Entry Point Hub in Hungary
DONATE NOW FOR THE UKRAINE EMERGENCY Cesvi – in coordination with the municipality of Záhony and World Central Kitchen – is organising the first Entry Point Hub on the border between Ukraine and Hungary, near the railway station, which has become a critical arrival and transit point for people fleeing war. Every hour, a train […]
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