Grants

to undertake a participatory research and design process that lays the groundwork for a new grantmaking entity that supports long-term care for women religious worldwide

to strengthen vitality and sustain 230 Catholic sisters from 45 congregations through theological instruction and spiritual formation delivered by the Institute on Religious Life

to provide formation for 50 Superior Generals, 120 Catholic sisters in leadership and 150 formators on curriculum grounded on the Pope’s encyclicals of Fratelli Tutti, Laudato Si, Africae Munus, and Vita Consecrata

to expand the pilot of the Mel App to help sisters collect data and document their work on service provision, areas of need and ways to mitigate human trafficking and pilot a sisters anti-slavery and human trafficking award

to provide scholarships for 40 diocesan nuns from the Democratic Republic of Congo through the Higher Catholic Pedagogical Institute

to create and implement an online distance learning theology program for 225 Catholic sisters in West Africa

to implement a Phase II regional formation program to build the capacity of 150 newly elected congregational leaders, support skills development of 200 formators on emerging issues, and train 120 sisters on chapter facilitation in 10 countries

to continue providing scholarships for Catholic sisters to obtain the diploma and licentiate in safeguarding and to create online platform that will make safeguarding courses available to sisters and universities globally

to continue improving patient services at sister-led health facilities and capacitating 450 sisters in healthcare management while supporting 24 clinics in Uganda and Malawi

to implement a Sister-led Youth Empowerment Initiative in Zambia and build the capacity of 1,260 disadvantaged and vulnerable youth aged 15 - 25 to become self-sufficient