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Fifth Issue of Famvin Newsletter Is Now Available!

The Famvin Communications Commission has released the fifth issue of the bulletin “FamVin News”. Click to see It! ☝️

Embracing Faith and Service: Michael Acaldo’s Journey with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (podcast)

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul USA’s CEO Michael Acaldo was recently featured on the weekly podcast “Yes Catholic.”

Empowering Communities Through Education: Sr. Jacinta Prunty’s Mission in South Sudan

Sr. Jacinta Prunty, an Irish nun, has significantly advanced women’s rights and teacher training in South Sudan through her work at the Solidarity with South Sudan Teacher Training College. Her efforts have helped increase female enrollment and empower women by challenging cultural barriers and providing leadership opportunities.

The Hidden Struggles of Homelessness and Violence in Wartime Ukraine

The ongoing war in Ukraine has led to a sharp rise in homelessness, with nearly a quarter of rough sleepers being displaced individuals, many of whom face violence daily, especially women who are particularly vulnerable. Despite the urgent need for support, access to mental health services and shelters is severely limited, highlighting the necessity for targeted interventions and collaboration to address these issues.

The Hidden Struggles of Homelessness and Violence in Wartime Ukraine

The Hidden Struggles of Homelessness and Violence in Wartime Ukraine

The ongoing war in Ukraine has led to a sharp rise in homelessness, with nearly a quarter of rough sleepers being displaced individuals, many of whom face violence daily, especially women who are particularly vulnerable. Despite the urgent need for support, access to mental health services and shelters is severely limited, highlighting the necessity for targeted interventions and collaboration to address these issues.

Akamasoa Argentina: Building a Path of Dignity and Hope

Akamasoa Argentina: Building a Path of Dignity and Hope

Akamasoa Argentina is an NGO inspired by the model of the Akamasoa community in Madagascar, established by Father Pedro Opeka, an Argentine missionary of the Congregation of the Mission, who has dedicated his life to transforming one of the poorest areas of Madagascar.