Thanks to your generous gifts, the FHA raised 118,236 USD. These donations will allow us to provide 100 emergency shelter kits and build 13 permanent typhoon resistant houses for families in need.
Vincentian Family Homeless Alliance
Championing the Rights of Street Children in Kenya
A year-long campaign called “Home First” will raise awareness about the situation of street children, and to confront the causes that can lead children to become homeless in Kenya.
The Vincentian Family is Promoting the Housing of Homeless Around the World
Homelessness. For the Institute of Global Homelessness (IGH), this term refers to homeless people; people living on...
Back in Untermarchtal
It was the middle of September when I, once again, had the privilege of travelling to Untermarchtal, Germany to the Sisters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul.
A Second Chance Thanks to the “13 Houses”
There, by God’s grace, I found the Vincentian Family. They have given me a new life, joy, love, safety, training, a job, a home and a myriad of other small helps.
Diary of a Vincentian: In Plain Sight, Yet Invisible
These stories, these lives, are the real tragedies on the stage of London – playing out each day, each night. In plain sight, yet invisible.
#13, a Lucky Vincentian Number Against Homelessness
#13 seems to be a key number for Vincentians fighting homelessness around the world, despite all the superstitions that surround that number.
Vincentian Family Homelessness Ministry Map
The Famvin Homeless Alliance is gathering information on all Vincentian homelessness ministries and placing them onto an accessible map.
“We Go Out to Look for our Brothers on the Streets, Like Jesus With the Missing Sheep”
During the cold nights of Bogotá, you can find groups of six people looking for people sleeping on the streets of the Colombian capital.
Diaries of a Vincentian: In Each Person We Met, God Was Waiting for Us
In each person we met, God was waiting for us, welcoming us and teaching us how to serve Him humbly.
A New House for a Better Life in New Zealand
Terri and husband Tane immigrated to New Zealand from Kiribati islands in 2008 with their 2-year-old son. They initially lived with friends.
Diaries of a Vincentian: Migrant? Me? A Stark, Old and Current Reality in the World
My contact with so many cases and stories of migrants over the last two years has made me reflect deeply…
