Sr. Bride recently visited 4 of our projects in Brazil.
Sr. Bride recently visited 4 of our projects in Brazil. Here she gives us a flavour of life on the ground for the Sisters working in Latin America. Meet…
Sr. Bride recently visited 4 of our projects in Brazil. Here she gives us a flavour of life on the ground for the Sisters working in Latin America. Meet…
The Childrens’ Centre is staffed by local women trained by the lay volunteers of the Little Sisters of the Assumption, in the Montessori method of preschool education. They offer…
Gales, a father of 4, worked hard on New Year’s Day 2013 on his farm. Hard work was no stranger to him as he had tilled this land for…
PAL helps poor Brazilian families to acquire a tractor. PAL has recently helped a settlement of eighteen families to acquire a tractor. The formerly landless families are now able…
Asproma is a Recycling Project set in the semi-desert area of north-east Brazil. It was set up by Sr. Franca of the Little Sisters of the Assumption for people who were rag-picking on the dumps to restrict an outbreak of dengue fever which had just hit the town. It evolved into a large non-profit recycling project, with two premises, which now employs over 24 people. In 2008 they collected 486,744 tonnes of recyclable material. (more…)