Work has started, with the money from the online community fundraiser event "Live Broadcast" on 10 December 2020. we have started the third year of the sticker project! This year, the now professional team undertook to........read on!

With the need for completeness - and because several of you have asked for it - we publish here the last piece of our correspondence on institutional closure of our members during the Covid epidemic, the answer of the maintainer, the Baptist Charity Centre in Budapest.

The current review file was discussed in advance by three committees and it was noted in the feedback that a very important and high-quality professional material had been compiled, and several members of the local government expressed their thanks. This is a great achievement and makes us very happy to recognize its importance. Thank you, and based on this we look forward to working with the local gorvernment in the future.

We collected more than one million forints yesterday on 10th December 2020, at the online fundraising event "Live Broadcast" of the Pécs Community Foundation!! From the support we will continue and expand our Accessible Pécs database, which you can find here on our website. We are very grateful, it was an extraordinary experience to attend such an event, to experience the cohesiveness of Pécs,  feel the support, and help! In the meantime it has forged us, the People First team, into a real community that helps each other.

Today is World Disability Day! On this occasion please welcome our attention-raising video. Click on the link in the news!

Our association received an invitation from the German Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs to a very professional online conference on effective political participation of people with disabilities in Europe. It's an exciting subject, isn't it? In fact the conference can be summed up with the following motto: democracy needs insulsion!

We received a surprisingly dismissive response to our letter complaining about the handling of cases of our peers in the second wave of Covid viruses. Unfortunately, the head of the institution in Pécs completely ignored the willingness of our letter to help, its desire for a common solution, and we received a rejection showing a complete lack of cooperation.  The law allows us to contact the maintainer if we disagree. Of course we disagree, because we cannot agree with the interpretation of epidemiological standards without empathy and humaneness, we will continue to strive for partnership and continue to help. This is what we have declared to the the maintenance organisation in our appeal  letter today, trusting in their understanding. We hope they recognize that we share common goals and continue to offer help.

We are always very glad to be able to involve young people in our work and show them what the life is like as a disabled person. It's very good with them, they almost don't need to be sensitized,  for them the acceptance of differentness is absolutely natural.