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Veronika Szabó

Receptionist

Vera completed her masters in English and Japanese Language and Literature at Károli Gáspár University. Afterwards, she lived in Scotland and Japan before starting her career as a language teacher in Hungary. Later, when her children were born, her focus shifted to understanding the needs of newborns and new parents. She dreamed of creating a place where these would be supported with great care and quality. In 2008, her dream came true when she co-founded Hordozóház in Budapest and worked there until she joined Milestone. In her free time, she founded a unique collection of ethnographic baby carriers (included in the official Register of Cultural Values of Public Interest). Since 2021, counseling bereavement groups as a grief educator has been a special part of her life.