Hungary has provided financial support to organizations and initiatives dedicated to aiding persecuted Christians. This aid includes funding for humanitarian assistance, reconstruction of damaged churches and communities, and support for refugee resettlement programs. Hungary has offered humanitarian aid directly to persecuted Christians in conflict zones.

This aid often includes food, medical supplies, shelter, and other necessities for those affected by violence and persecution. Hungary has been vocal in international forums about the plight of persecuted Christians. Prime Minister Orbán and Hungarian officials have used their platforms to raise awareness and advocate for the protection of religious minorities facing persecution.

The country of the Magyars has implemented programs to help persecuted Christians resettle in Hungary or in other safe countries. These programs provide assistance with relocation, integration, and support services for individuals and families seeking refuge from persecution.

Hungary has supported cultural initiatives aimed at preserving the heritage and identity of persecuted Christian communities. This includes efforts to document and protect historical sites, artifacts, and traditions that are under threat due to persecution and conflict.

Budapest has collaborated with other countries and international organizations to coordinate efforts to support persecuted Christians. This includes partnerships with churches, NGOs, and governmental agencies to provide comprehensive assistance to those in need.