St. Vincent de Paul Church and Monastery in Jerusalem has a long history of providing essential care to individuals with mental and physical disabilities, as well as to the elderly and abandoned. To continue offering this vital support, the Church and Monastery urgently require new medical equipment, food preparation equipment, and upgraded security and fire […]
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The significant poverty levels in the area led the local government to initiate a “Job Creation” program. However, due to resource constraints, the program has only been able to assist a limited number of individuals. So far, only 251 men and 753 women have been able to benefit from this initiative over the past three
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DREAM Centre, Masanga is located in a hilly rural area, where most people live in very scattered settlements. These settlements makes it difficult for patients to access healthcare services on time, as required. There remains a large need to have mobile clinics and home-based care services available to support patients whom, due to either financial
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The focus of this project is working with children in the community center and helping their families to heal and thrive. Most of these children come from dysfunctional families (many with alcohol problems, broken families and those who are helpless in life, or affected by the effects of war – in each family someone is
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This project aims to promote the growth of the physical, emotional and intellectual health of children through a quality food supplement. This support will help to encourage children to value their health and well-being. The priority of the school is to awaken in children and educators a sense of discovery and the joy of learning.
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The goal of this project is to serve children, disabled individuals, and poor families in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Many of the families served by the Sisters in this city are living in extreme conditions due to poverty. Often they do not have electricity or heating. Clothing, footwear, and furniture are sparse or lacking. Families often do
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The project aims to overcome challenges in reaching 15 villages, predominantly composed of migrants. The mission’s van is 20 years old and frequently breakdown and disrupts the service to around 700 beneficiaries. The project not only addresses transportation issues but also focuses on the long-term formation of local leaders to meet the pressing need for
Vehicle for Ministry Read More »
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) projects demand consistent operations and maintenance efforts. To uphold the operational efficiency and sustained benefits of the WASH upgrades at the Notre Dame de Esperance Clinic in Burkina Faso, a water specialist is scheduled to visit. Their task is to carry out essential work, ensuring that all equipment remains fully
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The primary objective of the project is to secure economic resources for sustaining support services to migrant individuals, providing essential resources such as clothing, food (including meat, tortillas, vegetables, and fruits), medicines, laboratory services (including X-rays), and overall facility maintenance, crucial for rebuilding strength and facilitating a healthier and more resilient path forward. The aim
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The goal of this project is to help the homeless and the poor in Odessa, Ukraine. Odessa has many homeless individuals. Hospitals and clinics send them away, even when they have serious wounds. They go to the Sisters, who treat and wrap their wounds. This project will help cover the costs of wound-dressings, medicines, and
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