News - People First

New accessible locations in the database

You missed some important locations in Pécs and around Pécs from our Barrier-free Pécs Database, we explored them. Read through them, go and enjoy the great opportunities offered by the venues – without barriers. We look forward to your feedback!

Happy New Year 2024!

Was 2023 a good year? Then let 2024 be so good again! Hasn't your year gone too well? Then change now! Come with us in 2024, join us and let's work together for an even better year in 2024.

Our laughing annual General Meeting

Serious things can also be spent in a good mood, and even enjoyed. Perhaps we can admit to ourselves that we are doing it right. 🙂 Read about our annual General Meeting.

3. urban Civil Forum

The main topics were the Pécs City Civil Framework tender and the "Decide with us!" participatory budget. But other exciting points have also been made, as well as serious shortcomings.

The training of the project “Walk in our shoes” has started

The aim of the international training is to prepare our Polish and Czech partners to use a similar, special form of direct social sensitization, such as the People First Association's Hidden City Tor-Tour. We are convinced that this is one of the most effective forms of social sensitization.

The “sticker” team is back in active work

New accessible locations will soon be added to our Barrier-free Pécs Database! What are they? Places that you have suggested to us.

Thanks for the 1% donation!

In Hungary, every taxpayer can donate 1% of their personal income tax annually to an eligible NGO. Our association thanks for this year's donations.

Fashion show with disabled models

Style is for everyone! With this title, the audience of Pécs could see a hilarious fashion show on September 9 in Szabadkikötő! Models with disabilities, including several members of the People First Association, presented the clothes of shops and fashion designers in Pécs.

Barrier-free Tourism Day 2023

This September, the Barrier-free Tourism Day festival will also be held in Orfu. Click for detailed information:

New accessible feature on Google Maps, but….!

A new feature can help people with reduced mobility, for parents with strollers, or travellers carrying suitcases to plan their trips by checking if the venue they are visiting has an accessible entrance. But we emphasize, this applies only to the entrance! How can you get more useful accessibility information from specific locations? Read more:

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