PAKISTAN: Educational priorities Lahore: Officially, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan is the fifth most densely populated country in the world. It is an ethnically and linguistically diverse country, but unified by the common membership to the Islamic religion. Christians continue to be the poorest part of the country, they are given the

LAOS: House accomodation Pakse: The presence of the Sisters of Charity in Laos dates back to 1934, the year of the canonization of st. Giovanna Antida. The purpose of the arrival was to offer support and charitable works in the most needy areas: teaching and education of youth, opening of nursery schools

DRC: House for students Kinshasa: It is aimed at the numerous girls from Kinshasa who leave their village and move to the big city in order to access their studies. Often families are unable to support and accompany them, and the dangers of a heavily populated city like Kinshasa are numerous. The

Ngaoundal: The hospital, in Ngaoundal in Cameroun, has been recognized as a district hospital but still lacks some services, which they would like to start as soon as possible. The St. Giovanna Antida Hospital, built in 2006, is now taking its first steps and is gradually expanding offering services to a catchment

Puerto Triunfo: Puerto Triunfo: The After School Center, in Puerto Triunfo in Paraguay, acts in a very dangerous area for children and adolescents, where underworld and street violence are widespread. For this they wishe to intervene in the educational field, with a global gaze on the person. The most accessible tool is

Shire Endaselassie: From the beginning, the kindergarten welcomes a number of orphans or children from very poor families for free and in many cases also offers them the necessary nutrition; since 2014 a house has been opened which welcomes 20 girls from rocky and isolated areas on the border with Eritrea every

Shire Endaselassie: Expanded in 2014, the St. Agostina hospital welcomes around 260-280 patients from distant cities and villages every day and offers specialized services in many sectors, in particular maternity and pediatrics. It treats the poorest, the disabled, the blind, the orphans and AIDS patients free of charge and also offers moral

Harohalli-Bangalore: Harohalli-Bangalore: The Harohalli area, a suburb of Bangalore, is a developing area with a high immigration rate from other regions of India, and with a very poor economic situation for many young families, such as not to allow many children enter the elementary schools in the area and thus remain without

Elbasan: It is aimed, without discrimination, at terminal cancer patients in the cities of Elbasan and Qerriku. The beneficiaries of the home service are poor who often lack a decent home and money to cope with the newspaper and the necessary care. With the help of oncologist doctors, trainees and universities, the

Mandrehe, Isola di Nias: After the Tsunami of December 26, 2004 the Sisters of Charity chose to open a community in Nias with the aim of working for the promotion of women. In fact, on the island, families live on the products of the earth and often do not have enough goods