Hands of Care & Hope is a faith- based organization that reaches out to marginalised people in
the three slum areas of Madoya, Korogocho, and Huruma on the outskirts of Nairobi. Its main
aim through its activities is to help people to come out of the chronic cycle of poverty, through
education, empowerment and motivation.
... At the end of the year even though there were challenges due to Covid 19. We managed to do the
following; engage our learners, planted flowers and trees in Mother Kevin community school,
opened school for grade 4 and 8 and contained the infection of Covid 19 since none of our
learners and staffs were infected. Some staffs went through zoom training on Covid 19 and
Human Rights Advocacy.
To read Hands of Care and Hope Report 2020Click here>>>
URGENT APPEAL
Please help us fund St. Francis Nursing Home,
which cares for our infirm retired missionaries
and local people at Mount Oliver, Dundalk
Thank You
A Resident of our Cheshire Home in Kariobangi, Kenya,
relates her understanding of Covid-19Click here>>>
Watch short video of Sr. Lydia D'Sa and Residents at Cheshire Home
Sr Miriam Duggan was interviewed by Fr. Conor Donnelly. She is enthusiastically furthering the cause of our Foundress Mother Kevin, Servant of God. Sr Miriam herself has been inspired by her and has followed in the footsteps of Mother Kevin. Listen to her interview below as she shares womething of her interesting life's journey with us. We are grateful to Fr. Conor for sharing this video.
Sr. Marie O'Brien pays tribute to our benefactors.Read here>>>
FMSA is a registered Charity. Please help support our works and our missionaries. To donate online through PayPal or by Credit Card, click on Donate Button under Main Menu. To donate offline, go to 'Donations' in Main Menu. Thank you for your support.
This site will introduce you to the Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa. You will find information about us, our Spirituality and our works. You will also find news of community events and have an opportunity to sample articles from our magazine, Daystar. You may request the Prayers of our Sisters in our Motherhouse at Mount Oliver, Dundalk and read about ways you can help us as partners in mission. You may read about how a woman may become an FMSA.
Among the materials featured you will find information and accounts of efforts being made to address the HIV/AIDS pandemic and to care for those affected by it through Home-Based Care Programmes, "Education for Life", Youth Alive, Care of Orphans, Life-Skills Training Programmes and Bereavement and Loss Programmes. You will also find accounts of Prison Ministry, School Chaplaincy, Care of the Elderly, Community Leadership Training, Development Projects, Spirituality Development, Counselling and much more.
