As the sole support for neglected and vulnerable elderly individuals in the region, Saint Vincent’s Home urgently requires renovations, especially in the inadequate accommodations of the Saint Louise de Marillac Dormitory. The Daughters aim to establish a Day Care Center, offering a secure and family-like environment for the elderly to live a normal life. This […]
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Krakow, Poland has numerous families and individuals living in extreme poverty and there are many homeless individuals. The Daughters of Charity have a Provincial House – established more than 150 years ago – which helps the poor and needy in Krakow. The goal of this project is to be able to provide funds for the
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The goal of this project is to bring “The Adventures of a Navigator” program to eight institutions in Colombia, a country rife with human trafficking, gangs, and drug smuggling. This program is an initiative of the “Defenders of Life” network, whose goal is to raise awareness and to prevent human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation
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In Murhu, India, the Sisters are dedicated to offering educational services to the village children. Unfortunately, the learning environment is frequently disrupted by inebriated villagers and the presence of dangerous wild animals. In order to establish a secure and stable space for education, the Sisters propose the construction of a protective wall around the school
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The project aims to construct a supportive environment for 130 girls in St. Vincent’s Ashram hostel, attending Bengali medium classes from 1st to 10th grade, with the goal of enabling their seamless transition to Higher Secondary +2 education. At present, the hostel accommodates 130 children, and the specific request is for funds to construct a
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The region of Alotau in Papua New Guinea faces extreme levels of poverty. The Sisters are seeking to help break the cycle of poverty and the community’s dependence on outside benefactors for resources including food, shelter, clothing, education, and healthcare. To do so, the Sisters have proposed the construction of the Rosalie Rendu Community Center.
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The goal of this project is to make the work with patients in the DREAM Center more operational and effective. Funding will be used to add 10 computers to the facility to improve patient care. Goal $25,000.00
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The Miguel Leon House in Ecuador, dedicated to providing shelter and care for the elderly, is currently facing the risk of closure due to critical maintenance and repair needs. The building’s roof is in need of repair, and without it, the facility could become unsafe for occupancy, necessitating the potential eviction of its residents. Ensuring
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This project is to provide food for children and patients hospitalized in the Carmelo Hospital. The nutritional support is aimed at patients with tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS who attend the hospital for treatment. The nutrition aspect of the treatment protocol is critical to ongoing health support. Resources for these patients to receive meals on their own
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This project provides nutritional support to activists for the hospital. It helps to provide them needed food and support while in the search and recovery of sick and abandoned patients. The program addresses adherence to treatment and allows for continuous improvement in the health of activists by granting them adequate food. Patients benefits greatly from
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