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 aim to improve the health of about 1,000 children, adolescents, and vulnerable people in Peru’s Awajún district by installing a water purification plant at the San Vicente de Paul – Awajun Educational Institution. The project will provide clean drinking water, reduce gastrointestinal diseases, promote hygiene, and raise awareness about water safety. Activities
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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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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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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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In Taiwan, international students, migrant workers, undocumented laborers, and migrant fishermen are vulnerable groups often overlooked by existing systems. Daughters of Charity serve these individuals, providing food, emergency support, and emotional and spiritual support. The goal of this project is to provide medical support and care, food, winter clothing, and legal help to these marginalized
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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 have been serving in Saba, Honduras since 1976. In most villages in this region, only primary education is available, making it difficult for students – especially girls – to continue their studies. Long distances, travel costs, and safety concerns lead many parents to keep their daughters at home and many girls end
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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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