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Conference hears about the value of volunteers in a crisis

Norway Red Cross stresses the value of volunteers in a crisis

Last weekend, 200 representatives from 65 Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies, civil society organizations, academia, governments and the private sector ...

Global conference debates the potential and pitfalls of paying volunteers

Global conference debates the potential and pitfalls of paying volunteers

A stark and difficult set of questions was posed at the Global Volunteering Conference in Budapest today by Eduard Tschan, head of operations for the IFRC in Haiti.

Hungarian Red Cross: breaking the cycle of urban vulnerability

Hungarian Red Cross: breaking the cycle of urban vulnerability

The disaster which engulfed a small Hungarian village in a tide of poisonous red sludge has captured the world’s attention in recent days, but there are other ...

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Address:

Arany János utca 31
1051 Budapest V.

Postal Address:

Magyar Vöröskereszt
1367 Budapest 5, Pf. 121

Contact Information:

Tel: (36) (1) 374-1338 / 374-1321 (International Department)
Fax: (36) (1)374-1312
Telegram: RED CROSS BUDAPEST
Email: intdept@redcross.hu
Web: http://www.redcross.hu

Language of correspondence: English

People:

  • President: Mr Georg HABSBURG
  • Advisor to President: Mr Ottó ALMACHT
  • Vice-President: Dr. József KOVÁCS
  • Vice-President: Dr. Zsigmond GÖNDÖCS
  • Commissioned General Director: Dr. Józsefné BARACSKAI
  • Director General: Mr István KARDOS
  • Head of Finance: Mr György BEDERNA
  • Communication Manager: Ms Annamária CSALI
  • Head of International Department and Refugee Service: Mr Anikó KÁDÁR
  • Head of Tracing Service: Ms Erzsebet DOMONKOS
  • Head of Blood Program: Mr János MAJOR
  • Head of Social Welfare: Ms Györgyi POLACSEK
  • Head of Dissemination Training and First Aid: Ms Eva SZABO MOLNAR
  • Head of Youth Program: Mr Dávid KOVACS

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