In Dano, Burkina Faso, there are more than 50 children with disabilities. There are no Inclusive Schools in Dano or the surrounding regions. In Burkina Faso children with disabilities are often hidden away due to stigma and are not given the opportunity to attend school. The goal of this project is to build an Inclusive […]
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The Daughters of Charity have been educating children at the Saint Vincent de Paul Preschool in Ruzo, Burundi since 1998. In the region illiteracy is high and there is a lack of adequate educational facilities for the large population. Because of the Sister’s work, more than 200 children, ages 3 to 6 years old, receive
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The war situation in Ukraine has had a great impact on the functioning of kindergartens. Currently, Sisters support 11 children from Ukraine, including 8 with war refugee status. They are contacted by poor mothers seeking support and help in addition to The Gorzów Family Help Center requests to help children from crisis intervention. Sisters are
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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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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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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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