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 goal of this project is to fulfill the children’s needs for a better education by assuring they receive three meals a day every day thus encouraging Kuria children to stay in school and complete their education. No one else is providing this service for our children. The project offers this UNIQUE SERVICE to our
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The primary objective of the project is to secure economic resources for sustaining support services to migrant individuals, providing essential resources such as clothing, food (including meat, tortillas, vegetables, and fruits), medicines, laboratory services (including X-rays), and overall facility maintenance, crucial for rebuilding strength and facilitating a healthier and more resilient path forward. The aim
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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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