The award is named after a renowned Hungarian couple, M\u00e1ria Kopp and \u00c1rp\u00e1d Skrabski. The highly acclaimed Professor Kopp (1942-2012) conducted research in areas such as clinical epidemiology, psychophysiology and psychosomatics for almost five decades.<\/p>\n The Three Princes, Three Princesses Movement<\/a><\/em>, established by Professor Kopp in 2009, exists for the main purpose to support young adults in accomplishing their dreams of having children. They seek to help create optimal conditions for the birth of planned children by addressing ten areas for improvement such as work-life balance, financial struggles and unstable relationships. The Movement\/Foundation rewards people who \u201cperform outstanding work for the health of society, for the creation of supportive communities, for a family-friendly approach, for the prosperity of others and for the birth of desired children.\u201d<\/p>\n![\"HUC](\"https:\/\/ted.adventist.org\/sitenews\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/07\/images_news-2018_HUC_Kopp-Skrabski_receiving2-scaled.jpg\" "\\"G\u00e1bor")
<\/a>During the award ceremony held at the Kopp <\/em>M\u00e1ria Institute for Population and Families<\/em> (KINCS) on June 4, it was stated that Mihalec \u201chas made immense efforts to strengthen and preserve the value of marriage, childbirth and family.\u201d The laudation also acknowledged that he rescued or helped to start hundreds of relationships and marriages through his work as a couples and family therapist. It was noted that he has helped not only couples, but also families and singles by providing useful, professional and practical advice through his many publications.<\/p>\n