Our story and my mission:

I am a single mother raising two children, and I have dedicated my entire life to caring for them. I work from home as a hobby animal breeder, so I can be there for them 24 hours a day. But in my heart, I have always felt the calling to give more to those who have nothing. That is why I decided to become a foster parent. Our first foster daughter will arrive in a few days, but my goal is to give many more children a chance.

An inhumane reality: Behind bars, without love

In Hungary today, hundreds of babies are stuck in hospitals because they have nowhere else to go. It is incomprehensible and inhumane that these little ones spend the first weeks and months of their lives behind cold bars, without a family, without hugs, and without a single loving face.

Science and our hearts know that a lack of emotional security at this stage causes irreversible damage to their mental and spiritual development. A baby is not a "file", but a soul who needs to feel that they are important to someone. I have dedicated my life to this. I want these children, who are often forgotten by the system, to grow up to be happy, balanced and healthy adults.

The wall I hit: When the state does not lend a helping hand

We have been living in a rented flat for eight years, paying 200,000 forints a month. This amount proves my solvency, but at the same time robs me of the opportunity to save up for a deposit. I asked the government and ministries for help: not money, just a guarantee for self-reliance, so that I could finally use the rent money to pay off my own home. Unfortunately, I have not received a meaningful response or assistance. It is painful to see that while the system cries out for foster parents, in practice we are left to our own devices when looking for a real solution to our housing situation.

My goal: a 6-room shelter

I have found a 6-room property where I could give every child – my own and the hospital babies entrusted to me – their own room, a garden and eternal security. My mortgage payments would be almost exactly the same as my current rent, but I lack the funds.

How can you help?

Since the official doors have remained closed, I am turning to you. I am not asking for a gift, but for a chance to buy this house and start my life-saving work. The price of the house is 52 million forints. If I could raise 30% of this, I would get a loan from the bank.

 * With a donation: Help me raise the funds so that no baby who I could give a home to has to stay in hospital!

 * By sharing: So that as many people as possible can see that love needs walls and a roof too!

Thank you for helping me ensure that our children are not victims of the system, but members of a happy family!

Our Story and My Mission

I am a single mother raising my two children, and I have dedicated my entire life to caregiving. As a hobby animal breeder working from home, I am present for my family 24/7. But there has always been a calling in my heart: to give more to those who have nothing. This is why I decided to become a foster parent. In just a few days, our first foster daughter will arrive, but my goal is to provide a chance for many more children.

An Inhuman Reality: Growing Up Without Love, Behind Bars

In Hungary today, the situation is critical: hundreds of newborn babies are stranded in hospitals simply because there is nowhere for them to go. The child protection system is overwhelmed, and there is a desperate need for committed foster parents who can provide a stable, loving home. It is heartbreaking and inhumane that these little ones spend their first weeks and months without a family, without a hug, and without a single familiar, loving face—stuck behind cold hospital bars.

Science and our hearts both know: the lack of emotional security at this age causes irreversible damage to their mental and spiritual development. A baby is not a "file number"; they are a soul who needs to feel that they matter to someone. I have staked my life on this. I want these children—whom the system often forgets—to grow up to be happy, balanced, and healthy adults.

The Wall I Hit: When the State Does Not Lend a Hand

We have lived in a rented flat for 8 years, paying £200,000 (approx. £500) per month. This amount proves my financial reliability, but at the same time, it robs me of the possibility to save up for a down payment. I reached out to the government and various ministries for help: I didn't ask for a handout, only for a state guarantee for the down payment, so I could finally spend my monthly rent on a mortgage for our own home. Unfortunately, no meaningful answer or help arrived. It is painful to see that while the system cries out for foster parents, in practice, we are left alone when looking for real housing solutions.

My Goal: A 6-Room Sanctuary

I have found a 6-room property where I could provide every child—my own and the "hospital babies" entrusted to me—with their own room, a yard, and eternal security for the next 20 years. My monthly mortgage payment would be almost exactly the same as my current rent; only the down payment is missing.

How Can You Help?

Since the official doors remain closed, I am turning to you. I am not asking for a gift, but for a chance to buy this house and begin my life-saving work.The price of the house is £52 million. If 30% of this were collected, I would receive the loan from the bank.

 * With a Donation: Help me collect the down payment so that no baby has to stay in a hospital when I could be giving them a home!

 * By Sharing: So that more people can see: love needs walls and a roof too!

Thank you for helping me ensure that our children do not become victims of the system, but members of a happy family!

Our bank account number: IBAN: HU34 11773377-00726436-00000000

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