by Dionel Rodriguez | Jun 10, 2020
For many people living with blindness in Peru, opportunities for education and employment are extremely limited. Maryknoll supports the House of Bartimaeus in Lima, a unique training center that empowers blind and visually impaired individuals through professional education in Massage Therapy, Reflexology, and Shiatsu. Taught by licensed blind instructors who serve as role models and mentors, the program provides students with practical skills that lead to meaningful employment and greater independence. Since its founding, the center has helped numerous graduates build sustainable careers and support their families with dignity. Your support helps create opportunities, foster self-sufficiency, and affirm the God-given value and potential of every person.
by Dionel Rodriguez | Jun 10, 2020
For many people living with HIV/AIDS, the greatest challenge is not only illness but also isolation. Maryknoll accompanies individuals and families through a ministry of presence, advocacy, and practical support. Volunteers and staff visit homes, hospitals, and shelters while helping individuals access medications, healthcare services, and emotional support. Through compassionate accompaniment, this ministry reminds those facing illness that they are valued, loved, and never alone.
by Dionel Rodriguez | Jun 10, 2020
University years are often a time of searching, questioning, and personal growth. For more than twenty-five years, Maryknoll has accompanied students through a vibrant campus ministry that offers spiritual formation, counseling, leadership development, and opportunities for service. The campus center provides a welcoming environment where students can deepen their faith, build meaningful relationships, and discover their purpose. Your support helps form future leaders committed to faith, compassion, and service.
by Dionel Rodriguez | Jun 1, 2020
Hogar de Vida in Lima, Peru shelters a small number of women and children living with AIDS while serving as a drop-in center for 45 women and 35 children. Breakfast and lunch are provided six days a week.
Father Joseph Fedora and his staff provide occupational therapy and technical assistance in navigating Peru’s difficult public health system.
Your gift will make a difference in the lives of these women and children!
