Daughters of Charity International Project Services

11/04/2026

"We no longer have to wait or rely on scattered opportunities, but can plan, execute, and reach more people in a sustainable way." Read how your support is helping the Daughters of Charity transform communities around the world in our FY26 Annual Report.​

https://www.flipsnack.com/55A5676F8D6/fy26-annual-report-daughters-of-charity

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10/30/2026

"With this funding, our activities have become more consistent, stable, and proactive than ever before. We no longer have to wait or rely on scattered opportunities, but can plan, execute, and reach more people in a sustainable way." – A local Daughter of Charity​

Our FY26 Annual Report shares stories like this from communities around the world, where Sisters are caring for the sick, helping families build sustainable livelihoods, and bringing clean water to those who need it most. Their ministries look different from place to place, but the heart of the mission is the same: to see those who are most vulnerable, stand beside them, and respond with compassion.​

Thank you for helping turn compassion into action. Read the full report: https://www.flipsnack.com/55A5676F8D6/fy26-annual-report-daughters-of-charity

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10/28/2026

Our FY26 Annual Report is here! See how the Daughters of Charity are putting compassion into action, helping communities around the world build pathways toward health, dignity, and hope. Thank you for making this work possible.​

Read the full report:
https://www.flipsnack.com/55A5676F8D6/fy26-annual-report-daughters-of-charity

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10/25/2026

It is a blessing to assist our sisters around the world who are a mission arm of the Church.

10/21/2026

We're honored to share our FY26 Annual Report, with deep gratitude for your partnership in the mission of the Daughters of Charity.​

Across many countries, Sisters are putting compassion into action: responding to urgent needs and helping communities build pathways toward health, dignity, and self-sufficiency. In every story, people are being seen, heard, and given the chance to build more hopeful futures.​

None of this happens without you. Thank you for helping carry forward the legacy of St. Vincent de Paul, St. Louise de Marillac, and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton.​

Read the full report: https://www.flipsnack.com/55A5676F8D6/fy26-annual-report-daughters-of-charity

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10/18/2026

Immaculate Conception Academy alumnae are still going strong: enjoying lifelong friendships and carrying on the mission! It was inspiring to join them for their all-school reunion. Each year, they donate to Elizabeth Seton High School in Bladensburg, Maryland, and to Daughters of Charity International Project Services. Over the years, they have helped fund 65 projects. Thank you, ICA!

10/14/2026

Sisters in San Juan Bosco Village, Belize serve migrants in 6 remote village communities, making transportation a crucial but also difficult concern. At a ministry where consistent visits are essential for leadership development and community building efforts, a reliable vehicle is a critical component and a symbol of hope and connection. More than 700 catechists, ministers, choir members and community leaders rely on this transportation every day to ensure their work remains relevant and meaningful to countless individuals and families in the villages.

Thanks to DC IPS fundraising efforts, Sisters have purchased a reliable new vehicle, driving their success and self-sufficiency to new crossroads in the neediest communities.

"Having a suitable vehicle has made it possible to reach the most remote communities more frequently, especially during the rainy season when the roads are difficult to access," one local Sister said. "It has been possible to accompany families more closely, visit sick people and the elderly in the villages and celebrate the faith with them."

If you are interested in making a donation to help fund the purchase of a vehicle for DC IPS, please click the link below and enter “Vehicles” in the specific project/purpose box to ensure your donation goes directly to the most urgent needs.

https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=4GXNDRRMCUSK6

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10/14/2026

Transforming WASH Services at Masanga Health Centre Strengthens Healthcare for Thousands in Northern Tanzania

Patients, healthcare workers, students, and surrounding communities in Tanzania's Mara Region are benefiting from improved water, sanitation, hygiene, and healthcare waste management services following the completion of a major WASH improvement project at Bikira Maria Mama wa Tumaini (BMMT) Health Centre in Tarime District. The project was implemented by Sanitation and Water Action (SAWA Tanzania) in partnership with WEFTA and funded by the Daughters of Charity International Project Services

The project was developed in response to needs identified during a Circuit Rider monitoring visit, which highlighted aging infrastructure, inadequate sanitation facilities, limited handwashing stations, and water storage systems requiring rehabilitation.

The completed improvements have strengthened water, sanitation, hygiene, and healthcare waste management services at Masanga Health Centre while improving conditions for patients, staff, and the surrounding community. Through continued local ownership and routine maintenance, these investments are expected to provide lasting benefits for years to come.

Read more about this project:

https://www.wefta.net/2026/10/09/transforming-wash-services-at-masanga-health-centre-strengthens-healthcare-for-thousands-in-northern-tanzania/

Completed improvements have strengthened water, sanitation, hygiene, and healthcare waste management services at Masanga Health Centre.

10/09/2026

This Saturday, October 10, is World Mental Health Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness of mental health issues and mobilizing support efforts that matter.

Our Sisters across the world work in communities where mental health concerns are prevalent but often ignored or given a back seat to other priorities including basic needs or treatment of chronic illnesses. This can also include PTSD treatments in areas of high conflict. However, mental health treatments are vital and often correspond with other basic needs, improving the overall health and dignity for the whole person. Along with treating a wound or filling a plate, effective neurological treatments provide a salve for both the body and mind, helping to improve overall well-being.

In Butare, Rwanda, our Sisters work with adults and children who live with mental health issues. Along with medical care and nutritious food, the Sisters also provide emotional, social and spiritual support, focusing on the dignity, strengths and abilities of each person and improving overall quality of life. Given purpose, independence and a kind word, patients are thriving both mentally and physically.

DC IPS joins Pope Leo XIV's "Pray with the Pope" and his Worldwide Prayer Network this month for the October intention for mental health ministry and prays that ministries focused on mental health be established within the Church, helping to overcome the stigma that often accompanies mental illness.

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10/07/2026

DC IPS and our partners at Water Engineers for the Americas and Africa (WEFTA) are continuing the commitment to providing safe sanitation and clean water for all.

At the San Vicente de Paúl School in Awajún, Peru, students are enjoying clean drinking water for the very first time, reducing the risk of illness and food contamination. A healthier environment for students, staff and families has a cascading effect for the local community, improving quality of life and dignity for many families.

This project began in 2025 with the initial installation of a water purification system, and continued this year, when an aging drainage system posed additional concerns for the school. DC IPS responded quickly, renovating the failing sanitation and drainage infrastructure. The emergency repairs are making all the difference in Peru, and clean water, better health and improved well-being are now prevalent in the region.

Ongoing annual inspections by WEFTA and continued feedback from the Sisters will help ensure that maintenance is accurately conducted and clean water continues to flow.

For nine-year-old Carlos, a student at the school, the impact is simple and heartfelt: "I love my school because it is clean. We are also learning to take care of our health and to take care of the environment that God has given us to live without pollution."

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