Health Prevention Training
34 students participated in our weekend health prevention training, where they deepened their knowledge in four key areas: lifestyle, sexual education, drug prevention, and BLS (basic life support).
34 students participated in our weekend health prevention training, where they deepened their knowledge in four key areas: lifestyle, sexual education, drug prevention, and BLS (basic life support).
The Szent Balázs Foundation participated once again in the Civil Organizations Fair, held on Saturday, May 10, at the Rose Square in Târgu Mureș.
Role models, childhood memories, inner drive? At the final Többletelő evening of the school year, our guests spoke honestly about finding their vocation, their search for purpose, failures, and new beginnings. It was truly inspiring to hear that vocation is not always a straight path, but it is always one of learning and growth.
On April 23, the Szent Balázs Foundation organized a new Többletelő evening in Târgu Mureș, welcoming doctors who are dedicated not only to their medical profession but also to civic and community life in Transylvania.
Learning and perseverance: how to maintain motivation?
On March 26, an inspiring discussion took place at the Jesuit College in Târgu Mureș, where our guests – Dr. Csorvási Szabó-László Zsuzsa, András Csaba SJ, and Szász Tímea-Orsolya – shared their insights on maintaining enthusiasm for learning. The conversation was moderated by Dr. Szabó Mónika, president of the Szent Balázs Foundation.
Between February 21–23, 2025, the Cultural Palace hosted the conference MICROBIOME: Coexisting with an Invisible World, where 28 speakers and 537 participants immersed themselves in the exciting and ever-evolving field of microbiome research over three days.
At the first Többletelő evening of the year, we explored a particularly complex and sensitive topic: the moral and medical dilemmas of euthanasia. Our guest speaker, Dr. Judit Kovács, Chief Anesthesiologist and Intensive Care Specialist, provided an in-depth presentation on the true meaning of euthanasia, its historical and legal background, as well as the difficult ethical questions that arise in connection with the topic.
On December 12, 2024, a special Többletelő evening took place, differing from the usual Wednesday gatherings. The central theme of the event was diseases in the Bible and in modern times, which we explored with the help of our guest speaker, Dr. Melinda Kolcsár, endocrinologist and university professor.
Our foundation has grown with 29 enthusiastic new volunteers after the weekend training! Participants deepened their knowledge in lifestyle, sexual education, drug prevention, and BLS.
We held our successful training on September 6, 2024, which exceeded participants’ expectations. The goal of the program was to help professionals working with chronic patients to enhance patient cooperation.