This project aims to reduce youth unemployment and improve living conditions in the Bon Sécours agricultural area by training young people to produce and fire bricks using local termite mound soil. Building on past success—where bricks were used to construct health center facilities, homes, and a conference hall—the initiative provides practical skills and income while […]
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This project aims to rebuild the deteriorating perimeter wall of the Catherine Labouré Seminary in Kinshasa, a formation house for the Daughters of Charity since 1995. Located in the historic commune of Kintambo, an area rich in cultural heritage but increasingly affected by insecurity, the seminary’s damaged wall poses serious safety risks and threatens the
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This project addresses the critical housing needs of vulnerable young adults aged 18-25 who have aged out of children’s shelters operated by the Amanecer Religious Foundation in Cochabamba, Bolivia, and have nowhere else to live. The primary goal is to renovate and maintain Casa Jerusalem, a residential facility that provides safe housing for these young
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This project seeks to replace the deteriorating roof of a multipurpose room in San Lorenzo de Moxos, Bolivia. The facility serves as a vital community hub where elderly residents receive daily breakfast, occupational therapy, and health services, while also hosting classes and community meetings. The project aims to ensure continued safe access to these essential
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Daughters of Charity serve in Andemaka, Madagascar at a home for children with disabilities. This home currently cares for 113 disabled children from all over Madagascar. The children range in age from three to 14 years old and are provided with housing, an education, and three meals a day. The goal of this project is
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Founded in the 1920s, Notre Dame de la Confiance School has always operated a canteen to support its students. Today, it provides free meals to 205 underprivileged children, aged 3 to 12, many of whom come from families affected by leprosy or extreme poverty. Many arrive at school hungry, making the canteen a vital lifeline.
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Daughters of Charity have been serving at the Mary Villa Home in Gopalpur, India since 1988, offering residential care and skill training programs for women. The goal of this project is to address the social and economic challenges faced by women in Gopalpur, where traditional gender roles and limited access to education hinder their development
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The De Marillac Centre in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, is seeking to install solar energy systems, upgrade water infrastructure (including a new borehole and storage tanks), and improve sanitation facilities (toilets and bathrooms) for their street children rehabilitation program. The project aims to provide reliable electricity and clean water access to support the education and health
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This project supports approximately 50 sick and elderly individuals in Sniatyn and surrounding villages who face poverty, isolation, and lack of basic care due to illness, low pensions, war-related trauma, and absent family support. This initiative, led by local Sisters, delivers essential aid—such as food, medicine, heating, and hygiene supplies—directly to beneficiaries’ homes, improving their
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Operated by the Daughters of Charity since 1918, the San Vicente de Paul Institute in Bahía Blanca serves students from middle-income families and prioritizes holistic, values-based education. The project will directly impact over 900 individuals, providing a dignified, safe, and functional space that reflects the school’s longstanding mission of inclusion, service, and academic excellence. This
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