This project responds to the urgent needs of homeless, sick, elderly, and vulnerable people by providing food, hygiene care, clean clothing, medical treatment, and essential medications. Through a dining room, community space, and medical office staffed by dedicated Sister Nurses, individuals receive care tailored to their physical and health needs, including wound care and treatment […]
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This project supports approximately 50 sick and elderly individuals in Sniatyn and surrounding villages who face poverty, isolation, and lack of basic care due to illness, low pensions, war-related trauma, and absent family support. This initiative, led by local Sisters, delivers essential aid—such as food, medicine, heating, and hygiene supplies—directly to beneficiaries’ homes, improving their
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This project supports approximately 50 sick and elderly individuals in Sniatyn and surrounding villages who face poverty, isolation, and lack of basic care due to illness, low pensions, war-related trauma, and absent family support. This initiative, led by local Sisters, delivers essential aid—such as food, medicine, heating, and hygiene supplies—directly to beneficiaries’ homes, improving their
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This project seeks to repair and replace deteriorating roofs at the San Vicente de Paul Nursing Home in Tacuarembó, Uruguay, which serves 36 elderly residents. The Daughters of Charity are requesting funds to construct new metal tubular structures with econopanel roofing, repair water leaks in corridors, and fix drainage issues around existing pipes. The nursing
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This project seeks to refurbish critical infrastructure at the Sacred Heart of Jesus Nursing Home in Beni, Bolivia to renovate the nursing room, improve bathrooms with wheelchair accessibility and geriatric shower facilities, and repair corridors, ceilings, and floors that connect different sections of the facility. The Daughters of Charity aim to provide safe, dignified living
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Daughters of Charity have been serving in Kosovo since 1948, providing health care, visiting the sick and elderly at home, organizing summer camps for children, and carrying out projects for the poor. There are many lonely elderly individuals who need medical care and who do not have adequate food, but who do not have the
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In Port-au-Prince, Haiti, more than 80% of health centers are closed and the ones that remain are extremely costly. Further, the cost of living has increased by more than 200% in recent months, leaving most of the population in urgent need of food. Malnutrition in children and the elderly is increasing as is the prevalence
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The Daughters of Charity serve in multiple regions of Russia, providing a wide range of support including a social canteen, homeless outreach, spiritual ministries, a children’s club for at-risk youth, a Family Development Center, and care for tuberculosis patients. Current needs include a new dishwasher, dishes, and food supplies for the canteen, as well as
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Daughters of Charity serve the sick, poor, marginalized, abandoned, and elderly in Shkodra and Durrës, Albania. They also serve as nurses in the hospital, serve people with disabilities, and have weekly services for prisoners. The goal of this project is to provide funds for medicine, transportation for the sick, therapy for the ill, and medical
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For 48 years, Daughters of Charity have served elderly Christians who are without family and without income at the St. Marie Home. The goal of this project is to provide dignified support to 22 elderly people, often forgotten and vulnerable, by ensuring that they have access to essential medicines and a daily diet adapted to
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