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Grants Awarded Fall GRANTS AWARDED: FALL 2019 Country State/Province Congregation Applicant Funding Priority Project Title INTERNATIONAL Alternative Energy/Communication Infrastructure Nigeria Federal Capital Missionary Sisters of the Holy Holy Rosary Girls' College Solar Energy Territory Rosary Nigeria Federal Capital Daughters of St. Paul Paulines Publications Nigeria 24 Solar Batteries Paulines Publications Nigeria Territory Tanzania Mara Dimesse Sisters Daughters of Bunda Dispensary Bunda Dispensary solar panel project Mary Immaculate Uganda Kyenjojo Sisters of the Holy Cross Kyembogo Holy Cross Health Center Advancing clean energy and health in rural Uganda Dominican Sisters of St. Rose of Solar Water Heating System Vietnam Gia Lai Ham Linh Community Lima Zambia Lusaka Daughters of the Redeemer Redeemer's Farm Solar Power Systems at the Redeemer's Farm Anti-Trafficking India Karnataka Sisters of the Little Flower of Sahodaya Bethany Seva Kendra Anti Human trafficking - Awareness & Prevention Clean Water/Food/Agriculture Armenia Lori Armenian Sisters of the OLA Tashir Center OLA Tashir Bathroom Renovation Project Immaculate Conception Congregation Central African Bangui Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul of St. Vincent Bangui Women Farming and Enhancement of farming project Republic Lendelede Economic Uplifting Colombia Valle del Cauca Sodalicio Hermanas Dominicas Programa de Atención a Familias Sin Hogar Program of Assistance to Homeless Families Colombia Choco Congregaciond l C idd de las Hermanas Asociacion De Ninos Del Choco Children's Program of Malnourished in Choco Colombia Amazonas DaughtersH i l i of Charityd l S of St. C Collecting Rain Water Internado San Francisco de Puerto Narino Amazonas Vincent de Paul Cuba La Habana Franciscan Sisters of Mary Atención Humanitaria a Familias Humanitarian Assistance to Families Immaculate Ethiopia Addis Ababa Daughters of Charity of St. St. Mary's Laboratory Borehole for Clean Water: St. Mary's Lab + School Vincent de Paul Guatemala Quiche Franciscan Sisters of Mary Atención Social a Familias Indigenas Social Assistance to Indigenous Families Haiti Nord Daughters of Wisdom Institute Marie Louise de Jesus for Deaf Drinking Water for the Students Honduras Francisco Morazan Hermanas Misioneras de Cristo NuestraChild Senora de la Esperanza Nourish to educate - a light of hope in Honduras Maestro India Tamil Nadu Society of Sisters of St. Anne - St. Anne's Higher Secondary School Water Madras India Tamil Nadu Congregation of the Sisters of Sisters of the Cross Society for Education Community Afforestation of Cyclone hit Districts the Cross of Chavanod Development (SOC SEAD) India Tamil Nadu Congregation of the Immaculate Damien Leprosy Control Centre Construction of toilets Conception Daughters of Mary Help of India Manipur Christians Auxilium Centre, Shajouba Food Security & Education to children of 90 widows GRANTS AWARDED: FALL 2019 Country State/Province Congregation Applicant Funding Priority Project Title Clean Water/Food/Agriculture India Andhra Pradesh Congregation of Sisters of St. St. Ann's English Medium School Construction of toilet Block for School children Anne - Phi i /H d b d India Odisha Franciscan Clarist Congregation St. Francis School Water Supply, Electronics Devices, and PlayMaterials Kenya Eastern Assumption Sisters of Nairobi ASN Makueni Farm Water for sustainable livelihood Daughters of Charity of St. DC Kitchens Serving Those who are Poor + Kenya Rift Valley Equipment and Upgrades for Thigio Kitchen + Hall Vincent de Paul Disabled, Thigio Congregation of the Servants of Poland Mazowieckie Franciscan Family Center Eco-friendly Garden Jesus Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul of Rwanda Northern St. Vincent Home d'Accueil Provision of sufficient water Lendelede Immaculate Heart Sisters of Tanzania Mara St. Joseph's the Worker Convent Water Tank for Baraki St Joseph the Worker Convent Africa Soeurs de la Providence de Togo Kara Solidarite Vieillesse Heureuse Baga Drinking Water And Food for The Elderly Saint Paul Sisters of Notre Dame Uganda Kibaale St. Julie Mission Uganda Pump Water System Vietnam Hung Yen Dong Duc Maria Nu Vuong Hoa Dak Na Community Water Purification System Installation Zambia Southern Missionary Sisters of the Holy Horsi Buka Morivit Horsi Buka Morivit Capacity Building Fund Education/Communication Democratic Republic Ituri Religieuses de l'Instruction C.S. Mere Agathe Equipment for Mère Agathe Professionnal Center of the Congo Chretienne Ghana Upper West Sisters of Mary Immaculate Madonna Home Centre-Ko Renovation of Madonna Home Centre-Ko Honduras Francisco Morazan Hermanas Franciscanas de la Instituto San Buenaventura Laboratory equipment of Natural Sciences. Inmaculada Concepcion India Chhattisgarh Ursuline Sisters of Tildonk Ursuline Higher Secondary School Purchasing Science laboratory equipment for tribal India Sisters Adorers Handmaids of Odisha the Blessed Sacrament and of Blessed Sacrament High School Emergency Repairs - Cyclone Fani North India Charity India Kerala Daughters of the Sacred Heart Nuzzo English Vidyalaya School Education Needs India Assam Sisters of Notre Dame Notre Dame Academy Enhancement of rurual children's potential India Andhra Pradesh Congregation of Jesus Mary JMJ Social Service Society Computers for poor rural youth skill training Joseph India Tamil Nadu Congregation of Mother of St. Joseph's Nursery School Computer and Projector Sorrows Servants of Mary Indonesia Nusa Tenggara Timur Mission Congregation of the Yayasan Gunthild Karitas Peduli Balai Latihan Kerja = Vocational Training Course Servants of the Holy Spirit Kenya Western Sisters of Mary of Kakamega St. Clare Girls Primary School Musoli Renovation of girls hostel kitchen GRANTS AWARDED: FALL 2019 Country State/Province Congregation Applicant Funding Priority Project Title Education/Communication Kenya Coast Franciscan Elizabethan Sisters Vendramini Alphabetization Program Vendramini Alphabetization Program Madagascar Antananarivo Sisters of the Most Holy Trinity Saint Cecilia School Education-Key to Success Poland Slaskie Franciscan Sisters of Our Lady Mother Malgorzata Szewczyk Private Site refurbishing and educational materials of Sorrows (Seraphic Sisters) Preschool Poland Malopolskie Daughters of Charity of St. DC Kindergarten Program, Krakow Materials + Equipment for Kindergarten Gym Vincent de Paul Poland Opolskie Congregation of Sisters of Mary Children Day Care Centre "Little Grain" Recreational and therapeutic equipment Immaculate Poland Pomorskie Sisters of the Holy Family of Holy Family Preschool Preschool Gymnasium Nazareth Paraguay Itapua Mission Congregation of the Workshops in the multipurpose hall Escuela Espiritu Santo de Pirapo Servants of the Holy Spirit Philippines Misamis Oriental Angelic Sisters of St. Paul St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria School St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria School Philippines Metropolitan Manila Servants of the Lord and the Our Lady of Lujan Mission Center, Inc.-Mercy Support for Home School of the Mercy Home Virgin of Matara Home for Girls Romania Bihor Suore Minime di Nostra Signora Caminul Francesco Foundation Revitalized Center for Better Education II del Suffragio South Africa Gauteng Missionary Sisters of the MSA Education Congress Assumption Education Congress 2020 Assumption South Sudan West Bahr-al-Ghazal Comboni Missionary Sisters Catholic Health Training Institute (CHTI) Furnishings for new women's dorm Tanzania Tabora Sisters of St. Joseph of Cluny St. Joseph Pre and Primary School Furniture and fence for St. Joseph School Uganda Mbarara Soeurs Penitentes de St St. Martin School Education Material And Equipment Fof Nursery Child Francois d'Assise Uganda Tororo Little Sisters of St. Francis of Sacred Heart Nursery and Primary School Provision of Play Materials And Repainting Assisi Tororo Ukraine Lviv Sisters of St. Jozef Educational Centre of St. Sigmund for The development and the functioning of our Center Children And Orphans Ukraine Ivano-Frankivs'k Daughters of Charity of St. Center of Blessed Marta Wiecka Support + Equipment for DC Day Care Program Vincent de Paul Vietnam Thai Binh Dong Nu Da Minh Thai Binh Trung Dong Kindergarten Renovation of Kindergarten Zambia Northwestern Congregation of the Immaculate St. Mary's Special School Requesting fund for boarding renovation Conception GRANTS AWARDED: FALL 2019 Country State/Province Congregation Applicant Funding Priority Project Title Healthcare/HIV-Aids Colombia Cundinamarca Hermanas Misioneras de Cristo Hogar de Nazaret Protect to heal - home of Nazareth. Maestro Democratic Republic Nord-Kivu Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul of Center for Counseling and Mental Health Acquisition of Different Psycho-Health Material of the Congo Lendelede Rehabilitation Democratic Republic Ituri Soeurs Servantes de Jesus Mere Appolline Health Centre Mere Appolline Health Centre Renovation of the Congo Democratic Republic Equateur Daughters of Charity of St. Saint Vincent de Paul Mosaleli General Enclosure for Social Services Department of the Congo Vincent de Paul Reference Hospital of Lukolela Ethiopia Oromia Franciscan Missionaries of Our Metcha Catholic Clinic Purchase of Medicines for Mothers. Lady India Assam Sisters of the Destitute Mary Matha Nursing home Nursing home laboratory India Dharmagiri St Josephs Wholistic Healing Kerala Medical Sisters of St. Joseph Enhancing The Facility of Emergency Department Centre India Tamil Nadu Sisters of St. Charles Borromeo St. Charles Leather Tannery Workers Aid Food And Medicine for Leather Tannery Workers India Maharashtra Franciscan Clarist
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