Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul provides mental health support for impoverished and some indigenous men and women in southern Nigeria.

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Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul provides mental health support for impoverished and some indigenous men and women in southern Nigeria.

The Nigeria Conference of Women Religious (NCWR – Catholic Reverend Sisters) felt a strong need to fight to liberate the daughters of Africa from the shackles of traffickers.

Meet Cecilia, the first beneficiary of the 13 Houses Campaign effort of the Vincentian Family in Nigeria.
The Vincentian Mission in Sierra Leone is a most cherished one, very dear to the heart of the Province of Nigeria.
The Vincentian Family in Nigeria has decided to focus their work on homelessness after their annual meeting in Lagos last month.
In October, in Umuagwu, Uzoagba (in the state of Imo, Nigeria), the members of the International Association of Charity provided needy children and widows with clothing, kitchen utensils, school bags, sandals and toys.
Daughters of Charity coordinate the Committee for the Support of Dignity of Women, which fights human trafficking through advocacy and projects/programs. From an article on globalsistersreport.org.
Overview of the Annual National Unit heads meeting of VMY Ngeria held from January 25 to 27, 2019.
A Nigerian proverb advises, “A single man cannot build a house.” And so, it was appropriate that 52 Vincentian Family members gathered, March 1-4, in Enugu, to “build their house”— to strengthen collaboration among the already vibrant family arms in...
February 2 & 3, 2018 Father Flavio Pereira, CM arrived in Nigeria. Reverend Father Basil Okoro, CM who is the Regional Coordinator of the Vincentian Family in Lagos, and the Dean of Ikorodu Diocese, and Brother Sylvester Asabotale Ojubiaja, Esq., received him....
A Nigerian proverb advises, “A single man cannot build a house.” And so, it was appropriate that 52 Vincentian Family members gathered, March 1-4, in Enugu, to “build their house”—to strengthen collaboration among the already vibrant family arms in Nigeria. VFCAP...