The goal of this program is to increase safety and enable the transportation of children with disabilities through the purchase of a bus for children from the foster care group home in Kartuzy, Poland. The purchase of a car adapted for people with disabilities will enable these children to receive all necessary medical care and […]
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The goal of this project is the installation of solar power in the Lindalva School. The children served in this school live with disabilities ranging from mild to severe. These include children with hearing impairment, autism, intellectual impairment, physical impairment, behavioral deficits, children with multiple conditions and children from broken and poor homes. The project
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Children who are assisted at the Open Center are exposed to the dangers that surround the street where the requested fence is necessary. An initial barrier was placed several years ago in a precarious way to define the land which corresponds to the entrance street to the Home for the Elderly (land that adjoins the
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The goal of this project is a continuation of the ministry to the poor in our mission by providing them with foodstuff, clothing and hygiene supplies, sanitation, fuel for the winter, and help with minor home repairs. Sisters also run a daycare center for children, providing development opportunities for children living in poverty. The war
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The goal of this project is to provide a clean building where the local children of the bush can study in a sanitary and functioning classroom. As Andemaka is a landlocked region and on the banks of the Matitanana River, which overflows easily and is almost always a victim of cyclones, a majority of the
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Daughters of Charity have been serving the people of Papua, New Guinea since 2018, training young local missionaries for the work of evangelization and doing outreach in the community. The goal of this project is to train 15 individuals with the skills necessary to become lay missionaries. This includes training in leadership skills and livelihood
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Rabinal, Guatemala faces severe water scarcity, poor crop outcomes, and increased malnutrition, worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic. Extreme poverty and food insecurity force children onto the streets or confined at home, leading to learning difficulties and school dropouts. This project will support 25 children aged 4 to 12 and their families by providing nutritious meals,
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The Daughters of Charity have been serving in Carapeguá, Paraguay, for 63 years, aiding the poorest and most abandoned in society. They help manage the Virgen Poderosa School, which has 760 students, many from economically disadvantaged families. Due to an increase in the student population, the school has exceeded its current power contract, causing electrical
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The Daughters of Charity serve impoverished families in the Tablada Nueva neighborhood of Paraguay, providing economic, educational, and spiritual support. The Sisters run a school for children ages 4 to 16 and a center for vocation ministry and pastoral activities for the disadvantaged. An “open center” offers comprehensive help, including care, food, clothing, school, and
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Fort Dauphin Central Prison struggles to provide sufficient food, hygiene, and healthcare to inmates, often placing the burden on their families who themselves lack resources. In response, local Sisters have initiated a program to offer meals, medical care, and hygiene essentials to inmates in need. Their aim is to support 70 individuals, alleviating their hardships
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