The Provincial House in Villa Maria Caldas, Colombia, is the center of Evangelization of the Province. The House is the integral formation of the Daughters of Charity and is attended in all formative processes at the international level. Currently the Province does not have resources for the training and education of the members of the …
The Maria Teresa School is in a rural zone and has more than 800 primary and secondary level students coming from families with limited financial resources. The surrounding open area of the school is inflicted with frequent vandalism, thefts, muggings, and land take over. The funds will be used to install a perimeter fence around …
“Natal is a Brazilian municipality and is the most populous city in its state. The Rio Grande de Norte has a high percentage of children and teens facing situations of social vulnerability, pressed by unemployment and social inequality, and now even more aggravated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The principal consequences are begging and piece work, …
This project seeks to empower young, vulnerable girls formerly in street situations to develop skills that enable them to thrive. The project will provide beneficiaries with skills that link to viable work which is an important step towards ending poverty in all its forms. Fifty (50) young girls formerly in street situations will be supported …
There are many children, teens, and youths with disabilities who need special care and services in the El Penol municipality. Parents and guardians struggle with how to raise, support, and advocate for their children with disabilities. The Fundación Con Amor por Amor (Love for Love Foundation) is the only institution that provides care for children …
Due to political violence in the region, more and more children are being displaced and disabilities are on the rise due to malnutrition and lack of prenatal care. The construction of this educational center will provide a safe environment for nearly 350 children to learn and grow and have a brighter future. Project Goal …
Thirteen Sisters from Burundi, Rwanda and Central African Republic will receive training in spiritual, social, health and education areas. By providing professional education to the Sisters, there will be a guarantee of quality and continuity of services to the communities that are most in need. Project Goal $9,000
The Santa Luisa school in Venezuela are facing a painful reality some call, “The ruin of Venezuelan schools at all levels.” In this time of economic crisis, the people are experiencing major economic deprivation, which is reflected in the increase in poverty, school dropouts, undernourishment, and a process of migration, among other problems. The goal …
The Community Based Rehabilitation Program for Persons with Special Needs in Loei Province has been very successful in helping persons with disabilities become advocates for their health and well-being, specifically by forming Disabled People’s Organizations (or DPOs) in 15 subdistricts of the Province. In this follow-up project, the Sisters are focusing their efforts on improving …
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The Sisters in Tambo offer young people in their community a phased program of counseling and mentorship where they can discover skills and competencies that allow them to opt for a lifestyle other than the predominant drugs and trafficking options. This project helps fight the abandonment of children and young people due to overwhelming societal …
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