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The Power of Hope
Kindergarten graduation in Ethiopia
Care for the Elderly in Philippines
Nutrition outreach in Paraguay
The Power of Hope
Restoring dignity, trust, and a sense of belonging
Daughters of Charity Sisters are a radiant source of contagious hope in communities worldwide. In this Jubilee Year of 2025, proclaimed by Pope Francis as the “Pilgrims of Hope,” their mission takes on renewed significance. Sisters live out their mission by creating service programs and responding directly to needs identified by the community — ensuring that local voices drive sustainable solutions.
While Daughters of Charity serve in some of the most challenging and even dangerous locations, the stories they share are consistently ones of transformed lives.
Sisters help communities gain clean water systems, basic healthcare clinics, education programs, shelter, job training centers, women empowerment ventures, and anti trafficking initiatives. Through these concrete works, people begin to see real pathways forward: children returning to school, families earning incomes and having access to basic needs, refugees finding safety and belonging, survivors of exploitation regaining dignity.
The outcomes speak volumes. For instance, in a refugee initiative, one evaluation noted: “This project was not just about survival—it was about restoring dignity, trust, and a sense of belonging.”
More broadly, project testimonials consistently report that individuals and communities regain agency, resilience, and social cohesion— greater than mere relief, but true restoration of human dignity.
As the Sisters pave pathways of hope for their communities, those they serve feel the presence of God’s love and find strength in knowing there is a future in reach—because the Sisters serve not just with charity, but with empowerment grounded in local partnership.
-Sister Theresa Sullivan, DC
