The Central Prison of Ngaraba in Bangui, Central African Republic, was built for 400 inmates but now holds over 1,500. Inmates receive only one inadequate meal per day, leaving many – especially the sick – malnourished. Daughters provides a weekly, nutrient-rich meal focused on protein and vitamins to support 50 vulnerable individuals, including malnourished prisoners, […]
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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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The Daughters of Charity in Ethiopia are seeking support for a borehole drilling project at St. Catherine’s Seminary in Addis Ababa to address severe water scarcity in the area. The project aims to provide sustainable access to clean and safe water for approximately 150 people, including seminary sisters in formation, elderly retired sisters, staff, and
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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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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 educational and physical needs. The goal of this project is to construct a two-story study hall building so the girls have
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The Marillac Foundation School in San Gil-Santander plays a transformative role in addressing the deep-rooted social and educational neglect experienced by children, youth, and adults with cognitive, physical, sensory, and intellectual disabilities. In a region lacking government programs for special education and disability support, this project offers a rare and vital lifeline—particularly for families living
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This project seeks to address critical water scarcity at St. Louise House in Thahekhu, Dimapur, India, by drilling a borehole and installing necessary pumping and filtration equipment. The Daughters of Charity are requesting support to provide a sustainable water solution for 50 students who currently face six months of severe water shortage annually, forcing them
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This project seeks to refurbish critical infrastructure at the Sacred Heart of Jesus Nursing Home in Beni, Bolivia to renovate the nursing room, improve bathrooms with wheelchair accessibility and geriatric shower facilities, and repair corridors, ceilings, and floors that connect different sections of the facility. The Daughters of Charity aim to provide safe, dignified living
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This project aims to provide crucial assistance to hospital patients from the most impoverished and remote areas of Paraguay, particularly indigenous individuals who lack family support and economic resources. The primary objective is to offer necessary care, including medications and treatment, to those who are abandoned and cannot afford basic healthcare after leaving the hospital.
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