The Martin de Porres Diabetic and Epileptic Centre in Democratic Republic of Congo, seeks to address its critical water shortage by drilling a borehole to provide drinking water and improve facility operations. The project will directly benefit over 14,000 patients, including those with diabetes, epilepsy, psychopathological conditions, and general medical needs, serving both men and […]
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The Love for Love Foundation provides therapy for children and young adults with disabilities in Colombia’s El Peñol region. Managed by the Daughters of Charity, the Foundation serves 70 individuals aged 0 to 22, who have disabilities such as Down syndrome, autism, cognitive deficits, psychomotor delay, muscular dystrophy, and language disorders. The goal of this
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Daughters of Charity are seeking to improve the health and quality of life for approximately 1,000 children, adolescents, and vulnerable people in the Awajún district of Peru by installing a water purification plant at educational institutions. By providing clean, safe drinking water, the project seeks to reduce gastrointestinal diseases, promote better hygiene practices, and raise
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Daughters of Charity teach 96 children, ages 2-4 years old, at the Regacito Preschool in Santiago, Chile. The Sisters have observed the need for a nursery that will allow for the caretaking of 40 infants aged 6 months to 2 years. To prepare for the nursery, the kitchen needs to be remodeled, bathrooms need to
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The war situation in Ukraine has had a great impact on the functioning of kindergartens. Currently, Sisters support 11 children from Ukraine, including 8 with war refugee status. They are contacted by poor mothers seeking support and help in addition to The Gorzów Family Help Center requests to help children from crisis intervention. Sisters are
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This home for the disabled was established in 1919 and currently has 143 residents. The home needs a new roof to protect from the rain and cold. Sisters provide care and support to those most in need including both children and adults living with disabilities, those with chronic illness, and the staff necessary to provide
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The project aims to provide free education to intelligent youth from marginalized areas who wish to pursue a teaching degree. By addressing the lack of financial means and work opportunities that keep families in poverty, this program seeks to give deserving youth access to quality education that can prepare them for a better future.
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Sacred Heart College is seeking to acquire an Altar Crucifix as part of rebuilding their chapel, which was destroyed in a fire on January 1, 2019. The school, which serves 4,048 students, has been holding religious services in their gymnasium since the fire. This is part of a larger project to fully equip the new
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The Youth Development through Education project aims to help youth pursue college education by providing financial assistance for tuition, food, uniforms, and transportation. Currently supporting 26 college students from remote provinces, slum areas, and indigenous communities, the project targets youth whose parents lack the financial means to support their education. The program emphasizes both educational
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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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