Carpathian Agency of Human Rights “VESTED” is an independent non-governmental, non-profit organization working to strengthen the rule of law and support civil society
Roma communities in Transcarpathia continue to face socio-economic vulnerability, discrimination, and unequal access to social, medical, and legal services. Roma who survived National Socialist persec…
Read more Voice of Memory: Dignity, Support, and Participation of Roma Communities
The "Inner Strength and Digital Action" project aims to strengthen the organizational resilience of the Carpathian Agency of Human Rights "Vested" by combining planning, staff well-being support, and …
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The project aims to implement the Feminist Organizational Development Plan of CAHR "Vested". The organization will update its planning and governance system, internal policies, financial and HR proced…
Read more Implementation of the organizational development plan developed after completing feminist organizational capacity trainingWe regularly publish analytical reports, manuals, and booklets on human rights, gender equality, and local democracy
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Our change pathway
How we create social impact
We combine direct support for people with stronger communities and institutions so that change continues beyond individual projects
Support people
Provide legal, psychological, social and humanitarian support
Strengthen capacity
Build knowledge, skills, independence and the ability to protect rights
Change practices
Help civil society institutions and authorities make decisions based on people’s needs
Support lasting change
Work for access to rights, safety, participation and inclusive communities
Key data for 2025
Access to rights and justice
76
Roma families restored identity documents
Documents remove a basic legal barrier and enable access to administrative, social and health services
Safety and resilience
147
women received career support
Support strengthens economic independence and women’s ability to rebuild their lives
Participation and institutional change
623
IDPs took part in a needs assessment
The collected evidence supports the work of IDP councils, civil society organisations and public authorities
Human rights culture
880+
people reached through educational activities
This indicator shows the scale of human rights education and awareness activities
Without excessive data disclosure
We publish data that helps explain the scale of our work and the changes achieved while protecting personal data and internal monitoring materials