This project aims to provide reliable access to safe drinking water for 30 households (approximately 200 people). Currently, villagers rely on polluted streams and distant mountain sources, leading to frequent illness, unsafe hygiene conditions, and a heavy daily burden of water collection. This project will drill a deep well (100–150m) and install a high-capacity pump, […]
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Through this project, the Sisters will provide food, clothing, and hygiene supplies to elderly and sick refugees whose fragile health and daily needs are not fully met by other aid agencies. They will also offer outreach services through home visits, listening, and encouragement, while raising awareness among families to care for their loved ones. In
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The Daughters of Charity began serving Burundian and Rwandan refugees in 2015. At the Mahama refugee camp in Rwanda, there are numerous impoverished people with scarce resources and many students drop out of school because their families cannot afford the school fees. The goal of this project is to help pay for the school fees
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The Daughters of Charity at Hogar del Pino serve children and families in one of the most vulnerable neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, offering education, emotional support, and spiritual care in a context marked by poverty, instability, and exclusion. They urgently seek to renovate the deteriorated bathroom facilities of the kindergarten and maternity room, which pose
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St. Catherine’s Seminary in Ethiopia successfully constructed a borehole to address severe water shortages; however, the community still faces critical challenges due to the unreliable national electrical grid that frequently disrupts the water system. To solve this problem permanently, the Sisters aim to install a dedicated solar power system that will provide reliable, renewable energy
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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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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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The Masanga Health Centre in Tanzania is requesting funds to construct proper medical waste management infrastructure including an incinerator, ash pit, and placenta pit to replace inadequate existing facilities. The project aims to ensure safe disposal of infectious medical waste, improve sanitation and hygiene conditions, and enhance infection prevention and control at the health center,
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This project seeks to repair and replace deteriorating roofs at the San Vicente de Paul Nursing Home in Tacuarembó, Uruguay, which serves 36 elderly residents. The Daughters of Charity are requesting funds to construct new metal tubular structures with econopanel roofing, repair water leaks in corridors, and fix drainage issues around existing pipes. The nursing
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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
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