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Noémi Napsugár Melegh

What Remains With Us

Gábor and Kálmán

The life of Evelin

See Me For Who I Am - Village Youth in Hungary

Homecare in Hungary

The Vasarely Family Affair

See Me For Who I Am

Gabor and Kalman

Noémi Napsugár Melegh

What Remains With Us

Gábor and Kálmán

The life of Evelin

See Me For Who I Am - Village Youth in Hungary

Homecare in Hungary

The Vasarely Family Affair

See Me For Who I Am

Gabor and Kalman

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What Remains With Us

Gábor and Kálmán

The life of Evelin

See Me For Who I Am - Village Youth in Hungary

Homecare in Hungary

The Vasarely Family Affair

Folder: Exhibitions

See Me For Who I Am

Gabor and Kalman

Student Protests in Budapest

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Floods in Gyöngyöstarján

An elderly lady standing in one of the doorways, staring at the riverbed with tears in her eyes. "My hens have all gone, only my ducklings are left, I keep them in the back, so they managed to escape".

Huge piles of mud made the road impassable, the bridge railing collapsed, and 30-40 centimetres of mud covered Széchényi Street which lies next to the riverbed. The last flood the elderly people of the village remember was in 1954, but they say it w

The house of the Lolé family of six has been destroyed by the mud.

Villagers help to clean out the soaked belongings.

The last ten or so years have been characterised by hardly any water in the stream. “Last year it was the drought, now it’s this. More water has not flowed down in 20 years than now in 5 minutes” - said one of the inhabitants.

Children playing with the mud. The flooding was an extremely traumatic experience for everyone, especially for the children. Marika’s granddaughter, 5-year-old Laura, was rescued by her brother, who pulled the little girl out of their home through t

The family has lost everything but the clothes they were wearing that day and a statue of Mary. Only the pictures on the wall are still there, mud spread all over them.

Many of the people impacted have been displaced, but Marika and László were fortunate that they could move in with Marika’s brother, who lives in the same street, but because their house was a bit elevated, the water only reached the cellar.

László is comforted by one of this friends a few days after the catastrophe.

A villager inspects the reservoir that has spilled and flooded the village as a consequence of heavy rainfalls.

Refugee Crisis in Hungary

Refugees from Ukraine at Záhony train station on 3 March 2022.

The Kandó Kálmán Technikum in Záhony has been temporarily converted into a refugee hostel.

Milena fled Irpin with her mother Zlata. Initially they lived in a shelter run by the Hungarian Maltese Charity Service in Beregsurány, eventually settling in Bulgaria, because they found the Hungarian language too difficult.

A Ukrainian family fleeing from Romania takes a train through Budapest on their way to Germany on 10 March 2022.

Refugee shelter in Márokpapin on 04.03.2022.

Women in law fleeing from eastern Ukraine at the BMSZKI site in March 2022.

Many of the refugees from Ukraine are school-age children and young people, who in many cases have missed months of education. Their integration and the breaking down of language barriers have been carried out mainly by volunteers, with the help of

A father fleeing Irpin with his baby daughter. Few men of conscript age managed to cross the border.

Young girl on the run with her mother and siblings in March 2022. By then, they had not heard from their loved ones for more than three weeks, and were only able to see the devastation in their hometown on the internet.

The Hungarian Maltese Charity Service continues its activities to help refugees with its programmes to support the integration of Ukrainian families staying in Hungary, with aid consignments sent to Ukraine and with its volunteer service, which part

Drawings by Ukrainian refugee children on the walls of a hostel in Budapest.

The Pap family's first Christmas in Budapest

The Pap family lit the second candle on the Advent wreath. Everyone gets home in the evening, and they usually have dinner together. During the day, Mihály works on construction sites in and around Budapest, his wife Jutka cleans private homes, whil

Jutka talks to her father each evening, who is left at home and lives alone in the house in Nagymuzsaly. The video conversation was interrupted by a power cut. In Transcarpathia, power cuts have become a daily occurrence.

Alex watches TV in their apartment Budapest.

A photo taken last year shows the garden of their home in Transcarpathia.

Alex goes home with one of his schoolmates after school.

Mihály rests in their kitchen after a long day at work.

Jutka's sister and her two daughters came to visit just before Christmas. The cousins were overwhelmed with joy when they were reunited.

They prepared a nice dinner to celebrate together.

The cousins chased each other all night, they were singing and dancing. The adults listened to Ukrainian and Transcarpathian Hungarian music.

Alex hangs the Christmas lights with the help of his father.

Their first Christmas tree in Budapest. In time they would like to move to a more spacious, comfortable flat, but now they are happy to be together after a difficult year.

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