Throughout our 62-year history, we have left our mark in more than 79 countries through our own offices and local counterparts, seeking to improve people´s quality of life, no matter where they are.
Projects carried out globally
We have continued supporting our team in the development of the Educational Strengthening Program, providing academic support and resources to improve children’s skills. Additionally, we have collaborated with the Hogar San José residence, which offers integral care for elderly people, ensuring theirwell-being and quality of life.
We have also developed a new popular education project with the support of Deloitte, which has allowed us to reach children in extremely vulnerable situations nationwide.
We have collaborated with Santa Rosa de Sala Church in a kitchen soup that emerged in pandemics quarantine to support families in poverty.
This project contributes mainly with SDGs:
We carried out a charity campaign in collaboration with the Perpetual Help Parish to donate school supplies, benefiting a school run by the Carmelite Congregation.
We rendered emergency relief through Bomberos Unidos Sin Fronteras (United Firefighters Without Borders) to deal with the damage caused by hurricanes Eta and Iota.
We have collaborated with Promete Foundation to complete the building of the residence for elderly people “Monseñor Luis Gutierrez” in Cerro Gordo, Morazan.
In Guatemala, we mainly contribute to the following SDGs:
We have collaborated with Bomberos sin Fronteras (Firefighters Without Borders) as human aid after the August earthquake catastrophe.
In Haití we have contributed mainly with SDGs :
We have supported our local partner through food, health, and education programs. Furthermore, women, as pillars of their community, actively participate in various activities and works-hops, contributing to the collective well-being.
In 2024, we launched the first pediatric cardiac surgery mission and staff training in collaboration with the Fundación Infancia Solidaria, the Northern Regional Hospital (IHSS), and a Spanish medical team. The mission evaluated 35 children and performed 22 successful surgeries.
We continue to support the Santa Cruz and Nuestra Señora de la Soledad churches, led by Father Benito Torres Cervantes, where daily assistance is provided to homeless people.
We have signed an agreement with the NGO “Hijos del Maíz” to collaborate together on education and health projects.
In Nicaragua, we mainly contribute to the following SDGs:
We have continued to support the Asunción Residence in carrying out its daily work and maintenance. We have also promoted the translation of schoolbooks to further the education of the indigenous population.
We continue to support our Mensajeros de la Paz headquarters in the country. This year we developed a new energy transition project thanks to the collaboration of the Repsol Foundation, whose plan included building improvement works and training.
We have continued collaborating with Hermanos de la Calle Foundation in the creation of care homes and counseling for the homeless in Miami. Additionally, in April we organized our second charity dinner to raise funds for the projects we carry out in Miami and Honduras.
In 2024, we made significant progress at our Child and Family Care Centers, such as the opening of a new room that allowed us to expand our care and offer an extended day space. Wealso continued to strengthen our commitment to healthy eating and held special activities such as identity workshops and graduation celebrations.
For another year, we carried out a medicine donation campaign together with Asociación Amigos de una Mirada hacia Venezuela and Caritas.
Africa
We have collaborated with Mensajeros de la Paz Benin through a solidarity campaign with Colegios del Valle and the shipment of a container with basic need products.
We collaborated with the Policía Amigo Campaign in Burkina Faso through the donation of backpacks.
This project mainly contributes to the following SDGs:
Through Misioneros de África Padres Blancos (White Fathers Missionaries of Africa), we carried a rainwater harvesting project to facilitate access to irrigation water to the community. In this way, we encouraged the development and cooperation among the local people.
In Burundi, we mainly contribute to the following SDGs:
For another year, we continue collaborating with the NGO Mirando por África in the city of Douala, financially supporting the lodging and occupational treatment for children with disabilities. In addition, a container with basic need products was sent.
We continue collaborating with the Ramón Grosso Foundation to install solar energy at Khary School in Etena. Thanks to this initiative, approximately 200 children can continue to study at night, use electronic equipment to improve teaching, and enjoy improved performance in classrooms and common areas.
In Gondar, together with the NGO Ayme, we continue to support the Mulu Maternity Hospital, improving its infrastructure and maintaining it. We have also maintained our scholarship system for orphaned children at the city’s University Hospital. We have continued collaborating with a refugee camp, home to more than 2,800 people. We also helped the NGO A School for Wonji purchase stoves for one of their projects.
We have signed a new collaboration agreement with the NGO AYDA to contribute to their projects in Guinea Bissau.
This project mainly contributes to the following SDGs:
We provide training scholarships to support the education of children who have benefited from our “House of Peace” project.
In 2024, we began a collaboration with the Hospitalaria Foundation to support a mental health project for women. The financial donation was made that same year and the project’s implementation will begin soon.
We have supported the Diocese of Iringa and the Catholic University of Ruaha in the construction of a maternal and child hospital and a vocational training center for doctors and nurses.
In the village Medina Sering Mass, we supported the construction of a Health Center alongside the Avinum Organization.
This project mainly contributes to the following SDGs:
Zimbaue
We have helped trough Hwange diocese with the equipment purchase for the residence Dete Old Age Home, a residence for the elderly without resources in the city of Dete.
This project contributes mainly with SDGs:
Europe
For another year, we continue delivering breakfasts and lunch to people in vulnerable situations at the Church of Santa Lucia del Gonfalone in Rome.
On Christmas Day, Father Ángel visited the refugee camp in Chernivtsi, Ukraine, just two weeks after it suffered an attack that caused significant property damage. Despite the attack, the camp remains operational, providing a hot meal and shelter to hundreds of people every day. In 2024, we have maintained our commitment to the Ukrainian people, standing by them in a war that continues to devastate millions of civilians.
Asia
In 2024, we supported the project in collaboration with a team of specialized physicians and Xaverian missionaries. 938 people were treated at St. Mary’s Hospital in Khulna.
During our intervention at the hospital, various medical activities were carried out, including general surgery and ear, nose, and throat consultations for 686 people, as well as 126 surgical procedures. In terms of donations, we contributed 48% of the direct funds needed for the campaign, in addition to providing various dental and school supplies.
Through the campaign “Oxygen for India”, framed in the pandemic emergency, we help 2 organizations: Vicente Ferrer Foundation and Esperanza y Alegría (Hope and Joy) Foundation.
This project contributes mainly with SDGs:
In December, Father Ángel had the honor of meeting with the Prime Minister of Iraq, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, during his official visit to Spain. Together, they committed to advancing future initiatives and laid the groundwork for new projects in areas such as education and health, strengthening mutual support.
In 2024, we supported refugees and vulnerable people through seven key programs, focused on ensuring access to education, providing financial assistance to at-risk families, promoting women’s empowerment, and offering free medical care.
We have continued collaborating with donations of warm clothing, sportswear, and hygiene products to support families whose situation has been worsened by the offensive.
