Mentoring can improve access to knowledge, networks, and development opportunities for people who face additional social or professional barriers. This category includes programs focused on diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunity, including initiatives for migrants, refugees, people with disabilities, and other underrepresented groups.
Hungary
A structured development programme with mentoring connecting young people living in or leaving specialist child-protection care who are preparing to enter employment with support organised by Apponyi Franciska Jövőműhely / partnerzy pracodawcy.
Who is it for? Young people living in or leaving specialist child-protection care who are preparing to enter employment
Hungary
BAGázs Közhasznú Egyesület runs BAGázs Mentorprogramok to provide mentoring and practical development support for children, young people and adults in Roma communities supported by BAGázs programmes.
Who is it for? Children, young people and adults in Roma communities supported by BAGázs programmes
Hungary
BEE Mentorship Programme is a mentoring programme from BGE – Budapest Business School Student Union / BEE for first-year international students at BGE and senior students serving as mentors.
Who is it for? First-year international students at BGE and senior students serving as mentors
Hungary
Mentoring for roma higher-education students in Budapest selected for the 2026/27 talent scholarship, delivered through Budapest Tehetséggondozó Ösztöndíj – Roma Mentorprogram 2026/27 by Budapest Főváros / ELTE.
Who is it for? Roma higher-education students in Budapest selected for the 2026/27 talent scholarship
Hungary
Engages selected university students as mentors to support young people in boosting motivation to learn, building self-confidence, achieving successes, and reducing opportunity gaps.
Who is it for? Young learners
Hungary
HBLF ROMASTER is a mentoring programme from Hungarian Business Leaders Forum (HBLF) for roma students supported by the HBLF ROMASTER talent-development programme.
Who is it for? Roma students supported by the HBLF ROMASTER talent-development programme
Hungary
PTE EHÖK runs International Mentor Programme 2026/27 to provide mentoring and practical development support for international students at the University of Pécs and students applying to serve as mentors.
Who is it for? International students at the University of Pécs and students applying to serve as mentors
Hungary
Károli Gáspár Református Egyetem runs KRE Mentor/Buddy Program to provide mentoring and practical development support for international students at Károli Gáspár University and KRE students volunteering as buddies or mentors.
Who is it for? International students at Károli Gáspár University and KRE students volunteering as buddies or mentors
Hungary
A current mentoring initiative from Nemzeti Közszolgálati Egyetem (NKE) designed for students and young people connected with Hungarian communities across the border and diaspora.
Who is it for? Students and young people connected with Hungarian communities across the border and diaspora
Hungary
Nemzetközi Mentorprogram is a mentoring programme from Neumann János Egyetem for international students at John von Neumann University and Hungarian student mentors.
Who is it for? International students at John von Neumann University and Hungarian student mentors
Hungary
Mentoring for hungarian University of Sports Science students who need peer academic support, with particular attention to disadvantaged students, delivered through Student Mentoring Program by Magyar Testnevelési és Sporttudományi Egyetem.
Who is it for? Hungarian University of Sports Science students who need peer academic support, with particular attention to disadvantaged students
Hungary
University students mentor primary school pupils living in smaller or more remote settlements, offering career orientation, community activities and personal support.
Who is it for? Primary school pupils living in small or remote settlements
Hungary
Turbo Mentor Program / Karrier Akadémia supports people with disabilities or reduced work capacity who are developing their careers through an organised mentoring process and programme activities.
Who is it for? People with disabilities or reduced work capacity who are developing their careers