Recently Completed Projects
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Spiritans Change Lives
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- Central African Republic: Support for program to raise awareness of the coronavirus and to provide HIV patients and their caregivers hygiene kits and means of protection
- Ethiopia: Provision of educational resource materials for Dhadim Secondary School at Yabello in Borana State
- Ethiopia: Co-funding of Phase II of a project to provide 250 bunk beds for prisoners at Arba Minch Prison in the Southwest of the country. Learn more.
- Ethiopia: electrical grid connection Dhadin High School
- Haiti: Financial support for Spiritan university to supplement teacher salaries during pandemic.
- Kenya: Co-funding of sewing machines and related equipment for women's and youth empowerment Centre at HGF Technical Institute at Sultan Hamud.
- Kenya: women's hygiene program
- Mauritania: Support migrant families with basic hygiene kits and protection masks.
- Nigeria: artworks training for youth
- Nigeria: construction of classroom block St. Mary's School
- Pakistan: Roof repair and financial support in support of staff salaries at Spiritan primary school
- Republic of the Congo (Congo-Brazzaville): Co-funding of rural Health Centre at Lifoul Village.
- Tanzania: Distribution of COVID-19 related sanitation materials and food security supports for Maasai tribal population of Ngorongoro in Arusha
- Uganda: construction of Libermann Junior School
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Pakistan: Latrines
Your donations at work! Beth-ul-hem Christian Community in Pakistan recently completed a project to construct 15 mosquito-free pit latrines, serving 21 families. Administering the project was Brother Mathiew Boulanger, C.S.Sp. whose background in design and construction greatly influenced a succesfull outcome. Beth-ul-hem is located in the Punjab region of the country.
The project was co-funded by the Kibanda and the U.S. Spiritan Office for Mission Advancement (SOMA). Inadequate sanitation, a widespread problem in many countries around the world, can lead to a number of health problems, including stunted growth, illness, and even death. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU to our donors who provided support to this life-changing project.
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