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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Sacred Heart College is seeking to acquire an Altar Crucifix as part of rebuilding their chapel, which was destroyed in a fire on January 1, 2019. The school, which serves 4,048 students, has been holding religious services in their gymnasium since the fire. This is part of a larger project to fully equip the new
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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 primary objective of the project is to secure economic resources for sustaining support services to migrant individuals, providing essential resources such as clothing, food (including meat, tortillas, vegetables, and fruits), medicines, laboratory services (including X-rays), and overall facility maintenance, crucial for rebuilding strength and facilitating a healthier and more resilient path forward. The aim
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The goal of this program is to increase safety and enable the transportation of children with disabilities through the purchase of a bus for children from the foster care group home in Kartuzy, Poland. The purchase of a car adapted for people with disabilities will enable these children to receive all necessary medical care and
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The goal of this project is the installation of solar power in the Lindalva School. The children served in this school live with disabilities ranging from mild to severe. These include children with hearing impairment, autism, intellectual impairment, physical impairment, behavioral deficits, children with multiple conditions and children from broken and poor homes. The project
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Children who are assisted at the Open Center are exposed to the dangers that surround the street where the requested fence is necessary. An initial barrier was placed several years ago in a precarious way to define the land which corresponds to the entrance street to the Home for the Elderly (land that adjoins the
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The goal of this project is a continuation of the ministry to the poor in our mission by providing them with foodstuff, clothing and hygiene supplies, sanitation, fuel for the winter, and help with minor home repairs. Sisters also run a daycare center for children, providing development opportunities for children living in poverty. The war
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The goal of this project is to provide a clean building where the local children of the bush can study in a sanitary and functioning classroom. As Andemaka is a landlocked region and on the banks of the Matitanana River, which overflows easily and is almost always a victim of cyclones, a majority of the
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Rabinal, Guatemala faces severe water scarcity, poor crop outcomes, and increased malnutrition, worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic. Extreme poverty and food insecurity force children onto the streets or confined at home, leading to learning difficulties and school dropouts. This project will support 25 children aged 4 to 12 and their families by providing nutritious meals,
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