The Daughters of Charity serve impoverished families in the Tablada Nueva neighborhood of Paraguay, providing economic, educational, and spiritual support. The Sisters run a school for children ages 4 to 16 and a center for vocation ministry and pastoral activities for the disadvantaged. An “open center” offers comprehensive help, including care, food, clothing, school, and […]
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Fort Dauphin Central Prison struggles to provide sufficient food, hygiene, and healthcare to inmates, often placing the burden on their families who themselves lack resources. In response, local Sisters have initiated a program to offer meals, medical care, and hygiene essentials to inmates in need. Their aim is to support 70 individuals, alleviating their hardships
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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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The project aims to refurbish pavilions and purchase clinical cots and feeding tables at the Santa Isabel de Sapucai Leprosy Hospital in Paraguay to improve the living conditions and overall well-being of patients, gamily members, and staff. The hospital currently houses older adults that have been abandoned by their families and suffer from severe symptoms
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The residents of Tablada Nueva face severe economic challenges marked by low income and limited opportunities. Recognizing education as pivotal for breaking the cycle of poverty, the Daughters of Charity aim to expand educational offerings at Saint Catherine’s Laboure School. Their objective is to improve accessibility and safety by constructing ramps, which will not only
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This project provides direct assistance to children with various disabilities to enable them, to the extent possible, to function in society. Due to minimal support from the state, transport difficulties, and financial shortages, there is no available assistance in this city and region. This project will provide for 30 disabled children from the town of
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The goal of this project is to address the short- and long-term renal needs of patients with severe, acute, and end-stage chronic kidney diseases resulting from multiple etiologies including HIV/AIDS. Funding will enable St. Vincent de Paul Hospital Kubwa to procure and install 5 Dialysis Machines, along with accessories and the necessary training of personnel
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The Daughters of Charity in Kicukiro District, Rwanda, have been supporting their community since 2002. The sisters provide education, food assistance, and support to vulnerable populations, including the poor, disabled, and elderly. Recently, rising electricity costs have made it difficult for them to sustain their operations. To address this, they have developed a program to
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The significant poverty levels in the area led the local government to initiate a “Job Creation” program. However, due to resource constraints, the program has only been able to assist a limited number of individuals. So far, only 251 men and 753 women have been able to benefit from this initiative over the past three
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The focus of this project is working with children in the community center and helping their families to heal and thrive. Most of these children come from dysfunctional families (many with alcohol problems, broken families and those who are helpless in life, or affected by the effects of war – in each family someone is
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