Hospitals in Srikona, Assam, operate on very small budgets. They are able to provide medication for patients being treated for COVID-19, but these facilities do not provide food. Frequent natural disasters also make it difficult to give or receive adequate care in this region.
A $625 donation made it possible for the Sisters of St. Joseph’s Community Center to provide the community’s most vulnerable COVID patients – disabled, pregnant, elderly, widowed, and children – with nutritious meals, clean drinking water, and comfortable beds.
A $625 donation helped save 595 lives.
The money was used to care for COVID patients at First Line Treatment Center, transfer them to better hospitals, provide them with food, and ensure access to clean water.
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Sr Chinweze of the Sisters Immaculate Heart of Mary in Nigeria shares the following thank you video from her students in the Youth Training and Empowerment Program on Soap Making in Nigeria. Thanks to our generous donors, Sisters Rising Worldwide sponsored workshops to teach 100 young men and women how to make different kinds of […]
