In recent months, Pakistan has been devastated by floods that have caused deaths and destroyed many structures. We have moved immediately to ensure first aid and basic necessities.
Pakistan, our response to the emergency
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Emergency
In Syria, poverty means not being able to get medical care
It is not only the lack of means to satisfy physiological and primary needs that kills in Syria. Because of poverty, many people are forced to abandon therapies and not seek treatment, inevitably compromising their health and quality of life.
PAKISTAN Emergency
The Emergency Coordination of the Focolare Movement, with AMU and AFN, has decided to launch a fundraiser to support the populations overwhelmed by the flood in Pakistan. In the meantime, local communities are mobilizing in a race of solidarity with gestures large and small.
When education is good for everyone
Educating the most vulnerable communities and those who need more attention is a challenge. But it is a path that is also good for the operators.
Our school in Syria
In Syria there is war, economic crisis, health emergency. But there are also the rights of young Syrians who dream of studying to improve their future. AMU supports them with the project Seeds of Hope.
Ukraine – a child-friendly center
Along with the activities to assist families, the funds raised by the Emergency Coordination of the Focolare Movement for the Ukrainian emergency support the creation of a multifunctional center where children can grow up safe from the dangers and traumas of war.
September, school: consciously building your future
September brings with it the beginning of school and for us it becomes an opportunity to focus on training and education. Fundamental elements for the development of communities in Italy and elsewhere.
Physiotherapy and Treatments to Rekindle Optimism – Syria
There is something that goes beyond the physiotherapy and the treatments, even if essential, that the protagonists of the AMU projects receive: it is the possibility to look to the future with optimism. This was the case for Elias thanks to the project Seeds of Hope in Syria.
Caritas-Spes Ukraine, today is the time of waiting
Until a few months ago they never believed it was possible to lose everything in a few days, abandon home, work, friends, and start over at sixty. But they, Olena and Olha, two sisters who lived in Mariupol in Ukraine, today live the time of waiting at Caritas-Spes. Goodbye, but with the desire to return.
Ahmed’s report card: what a satisfaction!
Amhed, in Syria, holds his thirteen-year-old boy’s last report card in his hands. This year, at school, he was the best in his class and it is a great satisfaction for him because he achieved this goal after a long educational journey at the after-school program supported by AMU in Homs with the program Seeds of Hope.
A new mother at Caritas-Spes Ukraine
Olha had given birth to her baby girl just three weeks before the war broke out, in a small village on the border with Crimea. Two months after the Russian occupation, she arrived at the Caritas-Spes center in western Ukraine.
Damascus, boys promoted despite everything
The children of the Seeds of Hope Project after-school programs in Syria have achieved excellent academic results despite the difficulties around them.