The Daughters of Charity Vocational Training Centre in Ghana serves around 140 vulnerable girls and young women from low-income and broken families. The Centre currently faces critical challenges including unreliable electricity, lack of clean water access, and inadequate sanitation facilities that impede the health, safety, and learning environment for the residents. To address these challenges, the Sisters project will install a solar energy system to ensure affordable and reliable power, drill and equip a borehole ...

The Daughters of Charity are dedicated to providing educational opportunities for underprivileged girls in Joldam, India. At present, about 70 girls live in a temporary bamboo and tin structure that is inadequate for their well-being. A permanent dormitory is urgently needed to offer a safe, healthy living environment. Once completed, the new facility will accommodate up to 150 girls from first through tenth grade, including many who are currently excluded due to limited space. Project ...

This home for the disabled was established in 1919 and currently has 143 residents. The home needs a new roof to protect from the rain and cold. Sisters provide care and support to those most in need including both children and adults living with disabilities, those with chronic illness, and the staff necessary to provide care. This home has become a refuge to the community as the residents have no other options or support. This ...