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Legal Form:
 Civil Association
Address:
RESIDENCE: . 1. mája 15, 811 06 Bratislava, Slovenská republika
OFFICE: Dunajská 62 - 64, 821 08 Bratislava, Slovenská republika
mobil: +421 908 797 300
Chairman of Association and executive manager:
Martin Bandžák
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Coordinator for humanitarian and development projects:
Denisa Augustínová
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Office in Slovakia:
Nikola Endrychová Dudová
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MUDr. Júlia Horáková
koordinátor pre medicínske projekty
Webpage:
www.magna.sk
Number of employees/ volunteers:
253 local employees in target countries
17 international employees
Year of establishment: 2001
Membership in the Platform: full, since 2004
Description:
Civil Association MAGNA DETI V NUDZI is non- profit organization established in Slovakia. The main mission of it is to help people in crisis parts of the world, humanitarian and development projects in the world that are focusing on helping people in need caused by either poverty, diseases, war or ecological devastation without any reference to ethnic, religious, or racial allegiance.
Activities:
Development projects
Basic health care
HIV/ AIDS care and prevention, focusing especially on children
Undernourishment
Water and sanitation
Newborn care
Education of doctors and medical staff
Education
Orphan care
Humanitarian help
Medical, food and material help
Psychological help within the scope of humanitarian or other disasters
Campaigns
MAGNA DETI V NUDZI is trying to aware the public about the problems of “third” world and is trying to arouse the feeling of responsibility in people to help also outside of their country. It is mostly done by educational and information projects.
Development and humanitarian co-operation:
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Year(s)
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Name of the Project
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Country
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Area
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Target group
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Since 2003
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House of Hope
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Cambodia
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Health Care (HIV/AIDS)
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50 HIV positive orphans
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Since 2004
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Hope for better Life
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Cambodia
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Health Care (HIV/AIDS)
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Children with HIV / AIDS
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Since 2004
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Hope for better Future
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Cambodia
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Education
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Children in preschool age, with preference on children with HIV/ AIDS
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2005 – 2006
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Restoring the past and saving the future
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India
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Tsunami post – humanitarian project
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Psychosocial and educational help for 1.300 children, courses of needlework, micro-loan program for more than 400 women living in that area.
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Since 2005
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Education of children from marginal classes of society
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India
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Education
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Children from areas stricken with tsunami
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Since 2006
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PMTCT
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Cambodia
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Health Care (HIV/AIDS)
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Pregnant women infected with virus HIV, annually approximately 200 women
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Since2006
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Reconstruction of Chey Chumneas hospital
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Cambodia
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Health Care (HIV/AIDS, undernourishment, infective diseases)
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Children population of province Kandal and surroundings, specific capacities: ARVT program for more than 400 HIV/AIDS children, nutritional rehabilitation center for more than 400 children and sleeping department for 40 children patients.
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2007 – 2008
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PMTCT plus
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Kenya
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Health Care (HIV/AIDS)
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Pregnant women infected with virus HIV, annually approximately 400 women
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2007
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Floods in Nicaragua
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Nicaragua
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Humanitarian help for victims of floods
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Urgent medical assist for more than 5.000 people and distribution of food for about 200 people in stricken areas after floods caused by tropical storm in Nicaragua
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2008
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Turmoil after elections in Kenya
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Kenya
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Humanitarian help for victims of turmoil
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People living in slums in Kisum and HIV/AIDS patients included in programs of Magna v Kenya, humanitarian help helped more than 1000 families.
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2008 – 2009
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Prevention and care for HIV/AIDS patients
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Kenya
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Health Care (HIV/AIDS
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HIV/AIDS infected children, their families(annually around 3000 people) and newborns (annually around 500)
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Since 2007
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Mobile clinic
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Nicaragua
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Health Care
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More than 8.000 native Indians (Sutiava) living apart from civilization, undernourished children , pregnant women, trainings of midwifes and educational programs for public
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2008
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Help for Burma
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Myanmar/
Burma
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Humanitarian help for victims of cyclone Nargis
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Supplies of medicine and food to areas in Laputta, Pathein, Daydayae Kungyan Gone a Bogalay.
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Projects dedicated to increase awareness of Slovak public about the development cooperation
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Year(s)
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Name of the Project
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Target group
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2001 - 2002
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ASIA TODAY – documentary project about the life of Tibetan refugees living in exile
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General Public
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2002 - 2003
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FOCUSED ON CHILDREN – documentary project about life of children in Southeast Asia
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General Public
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2003
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HOPE FOR CHILDREN WITHOUT CHILDHOOD – series of documentary movies about war, migration, diseases and poverty
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General Public
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2004
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DO NOT LET ME DIE – documentary project about AIDS epidemic in Cambodia
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General Public
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2004 – 2006
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YOUR COIN SAVES LIFE – fund- raising and educational campaign about HIV/AIDS
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General Public
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2006
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DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE? –educational project about HIV/AIDS www.viescomas.sk
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General Public
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2007
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CHILDREN IN NEED – exhibition of photography
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General Public
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2007
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LAST MINUTE – Campaign for support of children in projects of Magna Deti v Núdzi vo svete. (Children in need in the world)
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General Public
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2008
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FIRST MOMENT – Opening campaign of announced long-term initiative STOP AIDS – STOP SPREADING HIV VIRUS FROM MOTHER TO CHILDREN
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General Public
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2008
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"ALSO THESE CHILDREN HAVE HOLIDAY ON 1st JUNE. DO NOT FORGET ON THEM” – Exhibition of social photography in Aupark during International day of Children
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General Public
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2008
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ESTEEM WHAT YOU DRINK – touring campaign on summer music festivals in summer 2008, focusing on worldwide problem of shortage of drinking water
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General Public
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Funding:
grants, public donations, individual and collective donors
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