The Daughters of Charity have been serving in Butare, Rwanda since 1996. They work with persons living with HIV/AIDS, single mothers, sick prisoners, and orphaned children. Recently they began a ministry working with individuals dealing with psychological and/or neurological health issues. The goal of this project is to enable the Sisters to provide much-needed food […]
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The project is developed by the Daughters of Charity of the Nyamirambo Community, with the support of the advice and information of the prison’s social office and the Catholic chaplain. The living conditions in the prison are not favorable for sick and elderly inmates whom are considered vulnerable. Due to the prevalence of chronic and
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Sisters collaborate with the prison administration to clear all project activities. This project will support 300 vulnerable prisoners. Sick and elderly inmates are in fragile health and most suffer from loneliness and depression, especially when hospitalized. They are specifically at risk of malnutrition and early death. The main goal of this project is to promote
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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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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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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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