This home for the disabled was established in 1919 and currently has 143 residents. The home needs a new roof to protect from the rain and cold. Sisters provide care and support to those most in need including both children and adults living with disabilities, those with chronic illness, and the staff necessary to provide […]
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The goal of this project is to reduce poverty through economic empowerment and basic needs provision for the poor and needy. Local children in need will receive food and basic necessities. New mothers are supported with nutrition and medical care until 6 mos postpartum. Persons with disabilities and the elderly living in poverty also receive
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This project provides support to sick and vulnerable prisoners. Regular nutritional support, medical assistance and emotional support are offered to prisoners struggling with serious illness and struggling with minimal available resources. The care of the Sisters provides a necessary refuge for the men, women, and children often overlooked. Project Goal $11,300.00 Donate [paypal-donation purpose=”Mpimba Prisoners
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The project offers supports students living in poverty to continue their education. This project will also provide for the purchase of necessary school materials, travel to school, accommodation for those who stay at the school that is far from their families, medical care and spiritual accompaniment for students and their parents. For them, the project
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This project will allow sisters to purchase necessary medicines, offer needed care, and provide necessary tests and treatments to those most in need. Local families struggle with separation from family due to war, increased illness and lack of available care, as well as their own displacement from their homes. This project can become a help
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The Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul in Central Africa have identified a critical need for the professional formation of their Sisters to ensure the continuity and quality of service to the poor across Rwanda, Burundi, and the Central African Republic. The issue stems from evolving forms of poverty and the requirement for
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The Daughters of Charity in Butare, Rwanda propose a project to address high school dropout rates among poor families due to unaffordable education costs. Their solution aims to support 11 students with school fees and materials, coupled with regular follow-ups and family assistance. The project seeks to improve living conditions for disadvantaged children, enhance their
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In Musango, Rwanda, poverty prevents many children from accessing quality secondary education. This leads to issues like school dropouts, early pregnancies, and youth vagrancy. The Daughters of Charity aim to address this by providing financial support for 11 poor students (6 girls and 5 boys) to attend secondary school. The project will cover school fees,
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In Bulbula, Ethiopia, many disadvantaged children lack access to quality education due to poverty and inadequate public school systems. While free primary education is available, it often lacks quality, and private schools are too expensive for poor families. St. Joseph School addresses this need by providing free, high-quality education to disadvantaged children. The project aims
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The Daughters of Charity are seeking to support the education of 22 impoverished secondary school students (13 girls and 9 boys, ages 14-21) in the Kicukiro district. The project aims to promote the dignity and integral formation of these young people by covering their school fees, materials, and transportation costs. The project will directly benefit
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