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Last weekend we participated in the family day of Messer Hungarogáz Ltd. The employees took part in a whole day game, where they collected points at various stations. One of the stations was our program aimed to combat exclusionary attitudes. The participants were very kind and open; they tried out our games with great enthusiasm,
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The president of Árboc Association, Szabolcs Kurucsai walks and travels with the help of a guide dog trained by our foundation. Elvis provides him with total self-reliance and confidence, so they are proud and happy to represent our foundation on various events. He talks about his experiences at the Youth Days of Szeged: “One of
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We participated in Kolor Festival in Kazincbarcika together with the workers of Rehabilitation Centre for the Visually Impaired in Northern Hungary. Many people were interested in our programme, where children and adults alike could experience what it is like to solve everyday tasks without eyesight. In the show called Presszó in the local television of
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Csaba has been helped by his beloved four-legged friend, Enya for eight years in his travels. As the charming guide dog grew old, she could perform her duties in the hustle and bustle of the big city with increasing difficulty, sothe time has come for her to start a well-deserved retirement. Csaba decided to take
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LEO, the youth organization of the Hungarian LIONS Clubs, organized an international camp and exchange program with French, German and Hungarian young people. Under the program, we met twice with their team. First, they joined us in a cheerful excursion, where they got acquainted with our visually impaired friends and their guide dogs and one
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Our new team, Alexa and Fahéj have just recently met one another. Alexa, who is from Dombovar, lives a very active life: she likes playing the violin, riding and running, she is like a true perpetual-motion machine. Fahéj, who grew up in a loving environment rich in experiences in her volunteer puppy raising family, is
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The fifth Letcho (Rataouille) and Roast Joint Festival has passed in very high spirits again in Miskolc similarly to last year. Despite the heat wave, numerous teams entered the cooking competition and many interested visitors joined the event. Although the letcho had the main role, a lot of people were interested in our program aimed
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Ádám Móricz and his guide dog Bözsi are making their first steps together this week. Bözsi is Ádám’s first guide dog, so they started their joint training with great excitement. Paying great attention and disciplined, they have flanged themselves into completing the tasks since day one. With the help of a rehabilitation teacher, they learn
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Our little team got a very warm welcome at the Bosch summer camp we visited. First we talked with the children about visually impaired people and guide dogs, and then some volunteers showed us how they would help a person with sight loss cross the road at a zebra crossing. Finally we together learned the
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Yesterday Ivett Balogh and her dog, Boglarka, the small yellow female Labrador has demonstrated their skills in Barcs. Fatigued by the long journey, the board of examiners was welcomed by a very nice and excited family. The route drawn was from the residence to the post office. The first stop of the route with crossings,
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Foreign and Hungarian young people visited us organized by the Lions Club of Miskolc. Firstly, everyone learnt the technique how they can help correctly visually impaired people correctly in the future. Then our experienced experts willingly told about their day-to-day life and guide dogs. Finally, the young people could try out how to get through
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We could start July with a fantastic traffic safety exam. Szabolcs Kurucsai and his guide dog, Elvis, presented their skills in Szeged in front of a three-member examining board. On the basis of Szabolcs’s draw, the exam rout started from the home of Szablocs and Elvis and ended at Association for the Blind and Visually
