2004-2006 @ hajlék misszió webdesign 2006
Report on Public Utility 2004
In 2004 the non-profit organization performed the following activities
according to its public beneficiary character:
1. Mental hygiene, mental assistance (according to the law of 1997,
CLVI. 26. § c/2.)
:: Established the possibility of building personal relationships
between volunteer attendants and nurses.
:: Gave personal life-style-counselling with the help of volunteer
experts
:: Crisis management with personal attendance
2. Contribution-in-kind (according to the law of 1997. CLVI. 26.§ c/11. )
:: Ran a casual ward operating during the day for homeless people
:: Handed out free food for the needy on a regulary basis
:: Ran a temporary casual ward for the homeless
:: For homeless, provided sanitation and opportunity to wash their
clothes
:: Gave free clothes and other utilities for the needy
The non-profit organization started its operation ont he 31st of
August, 2004.
Until 31. 12. 2004 the organization realized a revenue of 528 000
HUF. Out of this sum, 527 000 HUF was a donation from individuals
and different organizations. For the sake of constant operation there
was a need of taking a 130 000 HUF loan from András Menich, which is
planed to be payed back in 2005.
In 2004 the total cost of the organization was 789 000 HUF, which
was financed by the revenue, loan and partially by using the founding
assets of the organization.
In 2004 the organization haven’t done any tendering operation and
recieved no subsidy from the state.
In 2004 the organization haven’t done any profit oriented activities.
In 2004 there was no wages were paid at the organization.
The following short narrative is an appendix of this Report on Public
Utility.
When the weather was warm, our days of operation were Tuesday
and Friday. We held worship services on Tuesdays and Bible studies
on Fridays. During the day we provided mental attendance and helped
finding jobs for those who demanded.
The casual ward operating during the day, five days a week, was
opened on the 1st of November, 2004, the full-time casual ward was
opened on the 15th of November 2004. In the beggining there were
16 residents in the full-time casual ward, who were selected out of 54
applicants. 3 of them had a job, 2 were studying. Until the 31 of
December 102 persons used the casual ward’s service, which
translates to a total sum of 614 nights.
The casual ward operating during the day was visited by 3596
persons. In the case of 9 persons there was a need for crisis
management, which was done through the dispatcher service of the
organization.
Homeless applicants here were provided clothing, sanitation, sleeping
bags, greatcoats and blankets.
The organization was constantly operated by volunteers. In 2004
there were 37 volunteers, none of them recieved any wage or
payment. The organization haven’t done any profit oriented activities
during the year of 2004.
Creating our website (www.hajlekmisszio.fw.hu ) was a great step in
the process of making our work more visible to the public. There was a
report about the organizaton on the 5th of December on channel
MTV2, in the ÉlőVíz Journal in November 2004, in the Másik Radio on
the 17th of November 2004, and in the Eastern European Misson’s
newsletter 2004/1.
Celebrating Christmas was a remarkable occasion for both the
volunteers and the needy. Many of those who attend the daily
operated casual ward constantly live on the street, or live somewhere
else, but still have a strong link to the ward’s staff. During Christmas
101 homeless and 22 volunteer were present.
Our most important sponsors were:
- The Evangelistic Pentecost Community’s „Agapé” Congregation, its
congregations in Central-Hungary / Inárcs, Budapest IX district „New
Life” congregation, Kunszentmiklós, Pécs, Dudar, Gyömrő, Darány,
Siófok /
- Total Evangelistic Christian Community’s, „Mahanaim” congregation
- „Golgota” congregation Budapest
- Eastern European Mission Foundation
- Hungarian Red Cross
- Hungarian Baptist Aid
- Márta Cebei and her mother Éva Kálmánné Cebei
- Michael Ying
Budapest, 26-05-2005
Menich András
President of the Foundation
In 2004 the non-profit organization performed the following activities
according to its public beneficiary character:
1. Mental hygiene, mental assistance (according to the law of 1997,
CLVI. 26. § c/2.)
:: Established the possibility of building personal relationships
between volunteer attendants and nurses.
:: Gave personal life-style-counselling with the help of volunteer
experts
:: Crisis management with personal attendance
2. Contribution-in-kind (according to the law of 1997. CLVI. 26.§ c/11. )
:: Ran a casual ward operating during the day for homeless people
:: Handed out free food for the needy on a regulary basis
:: Ran a temporary casual ward for the homeless
:: For homeless, provided sanitation and opportunity to wash their
clothes
:: Gave free clothes and other utilities for the needy
The non-profit organization started its operation ont he 31st of
August, 2004.
Until 31. 12. 2004 the organization realized a revenue of 528 000
HUF. Out of this sum, 527 000 HUF was a donation from individuals
and different organizations. For the sake of constant operation there
was a need of taking a 130 000 HUF loan from András Menich, which is
planed to be payed back in 2005.
In 2004 the total cost of the organization was 789 000 HUF, which
was financed by the revenue, loan and partially by using the founding
assets of the organization.
In 2004 the organization haven’t done any tendering operation and
recieved no subsidy from the state.
In 2004 the organization haven’t done any profit oriented activities.
In 2004 there was no wages were paid at the organization.
The following short narrative is an appendix of this Report on Public
Utility.
When the weather was warm, our days of operation were Tuesday
and Friday. We held worship services on Tuesdays and Bible studies
on Fridays. During the day we provided mental attendance and helped
finding jobs for those who demanded.
The casual ward operating during the day, five days a week, was
opened on the 1st of November, 2004, the full-time casual ward was
opened on the 15th of November 2004. In the beggining there were
16 residents in the full-time casual ward, who were selected out of 54
applicants. 3 of them had a job, 2 were studying. Until the 31 of
December 102 persons used the casual ward’s service, which
translates to a total sum of 614 nights.
The casual ward operating during the day was visited by 3596
persons. In the case of 9 persons there was a need for crisis
management, which was done through the dispatcher service of the
organization.
Homeless applicants here were provided clothing, sanitation, sleeping
bags, greatcoats and blankets.
The organization was constantly operated by volunteers. In 2004
there were 37 volunteers, none of them recieved any wage or
payment. The organization haven’t done any profit oriented activities
during the year of 2004.
Creating our website (www.hajlekmisszio.fw.hu ) was a great step in
the process of making our work more visible to the public. There was a
report about the organizaton on the 5th of December on channel
MTV2, in the ÉlőVíz Journal in November 2004, in the Másik Radio on
the 17th of November 2004, and in the Eastern European Misson’s
newsletter 2004/1.
Celebrating Christmas was a remarkable occasion for both the
volunteers and the needy. Many of those who attend the daily
operated casual ward constantly live on the street, or live somewhere
else, but still have a strong link to the ward’s staff. During Christmas
101 homeless and 22 volunteer were present.
Our most important sponsors were:
- The Evangelistic Pentecost Community’s „Agapé” Congregation, its
congregations in Central-Hungary / Inárcs, Budapest IX district „New
Life” congregation, Kunszentmiklós, Pécs, Dudar, Gyömrő, Darány,
Siófok /
- Total Evangelistic Christian Community’s, „Mahanaim” congregation
- „Golgota” congregation Budapest
- Eastern European Mission Foundation
- Hungarian Red Cross
- Hungarian Baptist Aid
- Márta Cebei and her mother Éva Kálmánné Cebei
- Michael Ying
Budapest, 26-05-2005
Menich András
President of the Foundation
