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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Daughters of Charity have been ministering in Egypt for more than 75 years, serving the sick, poor, elderly, lonely, and educating children of poor and marginalized communities. The goal of this project is three-fold. First, to provide an education for children, adult literacy classes, health monitoring, and women empowerment activities for a small Christian community
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Daughters of Charity have been serving the impoverished in Fort-Dauphin, Madagascar, since 1897. With many children suffering from malnutrition and a high illiteracy rate in the area, the Daughters operate a school and canteen to support these vulnerable children. The goal of this project is to provide one nutritious meal per school day to 250
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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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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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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 people in Tablada Nueva struggle with low income, few economic opportunities, and lack of resources. Education is critical to escaping the cycle of poverty. Daughters of Charity seek to expand educational services at Saint Catherine’s Laboure School. To provide a safe and effective learning environment, Sisters are seeking to replace broken furniture and equipment
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This project aims to reduce income poverty and vulnerability among the target communities in the project area of the Yeka Sub-City. Daughters of Charity/Urban Development Project (DOC/UDP has included two intervention areas in this project: Income Generation Activity (IGA) and Savings and Credits Association (SaCA). These programs are designed to help income-poverty participants increase their
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