Your gift becomes something real
We are a charity, not a business. Most of our families cannot pay, so the centre runs on the generosity of people of good will.
Our recurring expenses, honestly.
These are the costs we face every single month to keep around fifty children learning, moving and fed.
Fuel
Our buses cover long rural routes every day to pick up and return every child.
Bus maintenance
Tyres, servicing and repairs to keep our vehicles safe on rough roads.
Salaries
Our head teacher, four teachers, two physiotherapists, two drivers, our baker and our secretary: the hands that carry the centre.
Food
Meals prepared on site each day, with bread from our own bakery.
Utilities
Electricity, water and wifi for the buildings the children live their days in.
Equipment & materials
Therapy tools, teaching aids, vocational equipment, wheelchairs and hygiene.
Carried by people of good will.
Today the centre stands thanks to the Sons of Divine Providence, local well-wishers and benefactors, fundraising initiatives like the Don Orione Charity Ride, the small contributions of families who can afford them, and international friends of the Don Orione family.
Straight to the children
Recent gifts have brought new specialised wheelchairs, therapy equipment and daily meals. Every shilling given goes back into the children's health, learning and dignity, and we are glad to be accountable for it.
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Other ways to help
Volunteer
Therapists, teachers and skilled hands are welcome, on site or remotely.
Partner with us
NGOs, parishes, schools and companies: let's build something lasting together.
Spread the word
Share our story so more families know help exists.