We Build a Caring Europe

Because People Care

Applying social permaculture design in local actions and policy in Europe

Freedom in a responsible way

Autonomy, Action, Community

This is a space for permaculture-based, (self)caring community development.

Groups are mostly in English or in Hungarian, and we aim to promote cooperation and communication among like-minded people across Europe.

Our work is largely motivated by the social change model that is described here:

Social ecosystem development

Sectors together

NGOs, municipalities,
farmers, communities,
companies, academia, media

(Self)Care

We all need care,
we all need proper
social infrastructure

Intergenerational

All generations together,
we need everybody
to tackle the polycrisis

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Observe and Interact

Europe is ageing

The Hungarian Hekate Conscious Ageing Foundation is dedicated to contribute to a much more caring Europe.

Our aims with this website are:

To bring sectors together to create intersectoral synergies and impact
To bring generations together to create intergenerational dialogue and action
To bring communities together to create more robust social infrastructure

FAQ

Do I need to pay for the participation?

Registration to the community is free.
Participation in general groups is also free.
Some groups are private and serve the communities of our paid programmes and trainings.

Can I start my own group?

We would be happy to offer this space for our partner communities, NGOs for free. Get in touch to discuss the details.

Is this platform better than Facebook?

In general, probably not :D, but this is community-based and wishes to offer only quality content.

Is this a Hungarian or an English language site?

The site is developed by Hungarians for Europeans. The Hungarian language is rather complicated and only a few non-Hungarians speak it. Unfortunately not all Hungarians speak English. Our aim is to hold space for dialogue and to bring European communities closer together. So we try this hybrid format in terms of languages. You will find stuff in both English and Hungarian here.