Conversation With Student Social Entrepreneurs of The Volunteer Construction Camp
Here is a link with some background on the student Organization I will be discussing below.
The second presentation on Thursday was by a small student organization from the college for advanced studies in Social theory. The student organization consisted of board members and other members in charge of running the Social Housing Reconstruction Camps in Hungary. The Social Housing Reconstruction Camps is a program based in Hungary which focuses on helping poor families reduce their rent in exchange for growth in the value of government properties. The program focuses on getting small local governments to agree that if the poor community work to improve the status of their government provided housing, they can in turn reduce their rent. The program believes that the main outcomes of the program will be that those involved in the re modification of the housing projects will gain a sense of pride in where they live and they will also learn to basic working skills. The main project that the group has been working on is focused on a slum community called Ligetvaros which is in the city of Nagykanizsa. Ligetvaros is a slum of 110 council flats which were originally built as military hospital barracks. Sewage and plumbing was added to the community in 1989 and there has been no reconstruction since. Because of thee help of the Social Housing Reconstruction Camps, the Ligetvaros has been able to improve the condition of their community and almost 70 community members have been able to reduce their rent and completely eliminate their debt. The success of the Social Housing Reconstruction Camps is reliant on a lot of outside help. Through the cooperation of many corporate sponsors such as Dewalt and other tool, and home improvement companies, The SHRC is provided with the tools necessary for housing reconstruction. The SHRC is also partnered with habitat for Humanity which provides them with volunteers and supplies in order to further their accomplishments. Along with tool donations and other essential supplies the SHRC also receives funding from Norwegian Grants. While the program is very new, the student group emphasized that they have already learned many valuable lessons about how to run a successful charity organization. The SHRC is currently waiting to hear back from local government if their application to become an officially registered Non-Profit has been approved or not. The meeting ended with a round of Q&A and then we were finished. In all I was able to tell that the SHRC has the ambition needed to become a great organization and I speak for myself and my colleagues when I wish them the best of luck in the future.
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