The project aims to overcome challenges in reaching 15 villages, predominantly composed of migrants. The mission’s van is 20 years old and frequently breakdown and disrupts the service to around 700 beneficiaries. The project not only addresses transportation issues but also focuses on the long-term formation of local leaders to meet the pressing need for […]
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Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) projects demand consistent operations and maintenance efforts. To uphold the operational efficiency and sustained benefits of the WASH upgrades at the Notre Dame de Esperance Clinic in Burkina Faso, a water specialist is scheduled to visit. Their task is to carry out essential work, ensuring that all equipment remains fully
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The goal of this project is to provide Sacred Heart Hospital with funds to purchase food, disposable medical equipment, medications, fuel, and oxygen to serve their community and in preparation for a possible influx of war-wounded patients. The project will serve patients injured in war who are sent to this hospital, in addition to those
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This project aims to reduce income poverty and vulnerability among the target communities in the project area of the Yeka Sub-City. Daughters of Charity/Urban Development Project (DOC/UDP has included two intervention areas in this project: Income Generation Activity (IGA) and Savings and Credits Association (SaCA). These programs are designed to help income-poverty participants increase their
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As the sole support for neglected and vulnerable elderly individuals in the region, Saint Vincent’s Home urgently requires renovations, especially in the inadequate accommodations of the Saint Louise de Marillac Dormitory. The Daughters aim to establish a Day Care Center, offering a secure and family-like environment for the elderly to live a normal life. This
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In Murhu, India, the Sisters are dedicated to offering educational services to the village children. Unfortunately, the learning environment is frequently disrupted by inebriated villagers and the presence of dangerous wild animals. In order to establish a secure and stable space for education, the Sisters propose the construction of a protective wall around the school
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The project aims to construct a supportive environment for 130 girls in St. Vincent’s Ashram hostel, attending Bengali medium classes from 1st to 10th grade, with the goal of enabling their seamless transition to Higher Secondary +2 education. At present, the hostel accommodates 130 children, and the specific request is for funds to construct a
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The Miguel Leon House in Ecuador, dedicated to providing shelter and care for vulnerable populations including young orphan girls, and impoverished elders, is currently facing the risk of closure due to critical maintenance and repair needs. The building’s roof is in need of repair, and without it, the facility could become unsafe for occupancy, necessitating
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Hospicio de San Jose is the oldest charitable social welfare institution in the Philippines. It was established in 1810 and was originally a home for the beggars. In 1862, the Daughters of Charity missioned DC Sisters to the Philippines, subsequently the management of Hospicio de San Jose was entrusted to the Daughters of Charity in
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The overarching objective of the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) project is to enhance the health outcomes of both patients and the local community. This will be achieved by ensuring access to clean water through the installation of a borehole, upgrading toilet facilities to include disability-accessible options, implementing proper disposal methods for infectious waste and
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