Santa Claus arrived at the recently opened Congress Centre of Balatonfüred

A festive show, delicious food and gifts for the children

The young people living in child protection came to Balatonfüred in two rounds: in the morning and afternoon 300-300 young people enjoyed a delicious lunch or dinner, a festive show by the Kanizsa Youth Community and received presents from Santa Claus.

According to the report sent to this newspaper, the Holnapocska Alapítvány and ÁGOTA Közösség, which are organizing the event, want to continue to raise awareness among economic operators and society of the importance of charitable responsibility. "It is therefore timely for those who can do good to give and to listen to those who are in great need," the summary said.

Human relationships and positive experiences have a healing power

Holnapocska Alapítvány, which also runs the Holnapocska Camp, which has been featured several times in our newspaper, is dedicated to bringing a smile to every child's face. They do this through experiences, adventures and the power of community, as they have found that fun, laughter, nature, human relationships and positive experiences heal the body and soul.

One of the main goals of ÁGOTA Közösség is to ensure that children and young people in foster care and residential care have everything they need and have a happy, fulfilling and fulfilling year.

The Santa Claus waiting ceremony was attended by Attila Fülöp, State Secretary for Welfare Policy; Károly Kontrát, Member of Parliament for the region; Dr. István Bóka, Mayor of Balatonfüred; Zsolt Balogh, coordinator of ÁGOTA Közösség; Éva Rádi Szabadics, co-founder of Honlapocska Camp; and Attila Szabadics and Katalin Madaras Szabadics, co-owners of Lua Resort.