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 fundamental objective of this project is to reduce maternal and child mortality by providing quality health care to indigenous peoples and enable them to have access to needed care and medicines. This outreach will increase the population’s confidence in our health structure and will allow Sisters to better care for poor populations, in this
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This project will allow sisters to purchase necessary medicines, offer needed care, and provide necessary tests and treatments to those most in need. Local families struggle with separation from family due to war, increased illness and lack of available care, as well as their own displacement from their homes. This project can become a help
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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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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 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 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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St. Vincent de Paul Church and Monastery in Jerusalem has a long history of providing essential care to individuals with mental and physical disabilities, as well as to the elderly and abandoned. To continue offering this vital support, the Church and Monastery urgently require new medical equipment, food preparation equipment, and upgraded security and fire
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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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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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