Daughters of Charity have been serving in Muyinga, Burundi, since 1998 – a region marked by extreme poverty, overpopulation, limited access to clean water, and high rates of illiteracy and disease, including AIDS and malaria. In recent years, they have observed a growing number of individuals suffering from epilepsy and psychosis. The goal of this […]
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Daughters of Charity serve the impoverished in Odisha, India, a region with limited medical access. They run a dispensary that provides essential healthcare and operate two hostels that enable children from distant, mountainous areas to attend school. The goal of this project is to allow Daughters to purchase a vehicle to transport children, women, and
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The Daughters of Charity arrived in Belize in 2013 and are actively involved in supporting and forming catechists in 15 surrounding villages. One of the main challenges in transmitting the faith is the lack of teaching resources and tools to enhance the formation of both catechists and their students. This project aims to equip each
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Daughters of Charity operate the Mary, Mother of Mercy Health Center in Ebendjola in Mbandaka, Democratic Republic of Congo. It is the only health center in this region, and serves many patients, including patients from surrounding neighborhoods. The Health Center is in desperate need of a maternity unit and pediatric unit. The goal of this
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Daughters of Charity serve in Andemaka, Madagascar at a home for children with disabilities. This home currently cares for 113 disabled children from all over Madagascar. The children range in age from three to 14 years old and are provided with housing, an education, and three meals a day. The goal of this project is
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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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Daughters of Charity serve in Andemaka, Madagascar at a home for children with disabilities. This home currently cares for 113 disabled children from all over Madagascar. The children range in age from three to 14 years old and are provided with housing, an education, and three meals a day. The goal of this project is
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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 Daughters of Charity have been serving in Phuoc Tan Ward, Vietnam since 1968, providing care for patients and support for poor families. They also operate a kindergarten, primarily serving children of low-income workers. In recent years, they have welcomed children with disabilities, now caring for about 25. This project aims to build two dedicated
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