Vacancy: Vision 2050 Global Youth Coordinator
Do you have the vision, drive and networking skills to take the Order of Malta’s global youth platform to the next level? We need someone who can bring people together, develop effective systems and organise inspirational training for the next generation of Order of...
Faces of the Fund: Interview with Thierry zen Ruffinen
The Order of Malta’s CIOMAL Foundation focuses on reducing the incidence of leprosy and supporting those physically afflicted and socially stigmatised by this ancient disease. We spoke to Thierry zen Ruffinen, President of CIOMAL, about this important work and their...
Finding Community Far from Home: Sara’s Story
Sara* is a refugee. Having come to the Czech Republic seeking asylum, she was living in a refugee camp while she waited for the results of her application. When her application was rejected, she was evicted from the camp and found herself homeless on the street, an...
Reports from the Frontline: The Diplomacy of the Order in the Time of COVID-19
Image: Order of Malta On Monday 1 March, Order of Malta leaders gathered to hear about the Order’s diplomatic activities at the Global Fund for Forgotten People’s latest ‘Reports from the Frontline’ virtual conference. The Order’s Grand Chancellor, HE Albrecht von...
A Special Celebration – Update from the Order of Malta’s Polish Relief Service
A grant from the Fund supports the Polish Relief Service of the Order of Malta in their work with the homeless. This recent update captures a special moment for two homeless couples living in Katowice. It took the Capuchin brothers and the Sisters of Mercy a few...
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Faces of the Fund: Interview with Bronius Einars
The Order of Malta’s work with the elderly is one of its greatest strengths. We spoke to Bronius Einars, President of the Lithuanian Relief Service, about this key part of the Order’s global mission and how it has developed in Lithuania. How did you become involved...
Christmas Grant Awards 2020
This Christmas, 41 grants have been awarded supporting the reach and impact of the Order's work across six continents, providing education, food and medical care for some of the world's most vulnerable. Asia Pacific Summer Camp for Disabled Youth, Australian...
Reports from the Frontline: The Role of Faith in International Diplomacy
Image: CNS/GREGORY A. SHEMITZ On Tuesday 1 December, Order leaders gathered to hear how faith-based principles can inform international diplomacy from United Nations representatives from the Order of Malta and the Holy See at the Global Fund for Forgotten People’s...
A Christmas Gift for Cuba
This Christmas, please help us raise $8,000 to develop a day care centre where 100 people can find not only regular hot meals, but also laundry services, exercise, and most important of all, companionship. $5 Could provide meals for...
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*Seeking a Vision 2050 Global Youth Coordinator - 30 April deadline*
Do you have the vision, drive and networking skills to take the Order of Malta’s global youth platform to the next level?
We need someone who can bring people together, develop effective systems and organise inspirational training for the next generation of Order of Malta leaders.
Could this be you? Learn more at www.forgottenpeople.org/vacancy-vision-2050-global-youth-coordinator/?fbclid=IwAR2E_JwkkDTP5ZdQlf...
Full-time paid position, salary from £40,000 pa commensurate with experience. To apply please send your CV with a one page covering letter describing why you would be interested in the role to Emily van Lier ([email protected]). Closing date 30 April 2021.
Image: Order of Malta International Summer Camp 2014
beautiful occasion, positive people create positive situations God bless the Order of Malta and its Knights Collaborating Volunteer workers
Refugees in the Czech Republic receive minimal state support, spending months in detention centres where possessions are confiscated and food and clothing are scarce.
In 2020 we helped the Order of Malta’s Grand Priory of Bohemia support over 200 refugees, including Sara, who found hope and shelter at the Order’s new accommodation centre.
Read Sara’s story here: www.forgottenpeople.org/finding-community-far-from-home-saras-story/
#orderofmalta #czechrepublic #displacedpeople
Finding Community Far from Home: Sara’s Story - Forgotten People
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Sara* is a refugee. Having come to the Czech Republic seeking asylum, she was living in a refugee camp while she waited for the results of her application. When her application was rejected, she was evicted from the camp and found herself homeless on the street, an illegal alien. At first she found....a beautiful human story, the support of any Community in difficulty by the Order of Malta is a very high act of commitment for all people.
The Order of Malta’s CIOMAL Foundation focuses on reducing the incidence of leprosy and supporting those afflicted by this ancient disease.
They have recently launched a new programme to tackle leprosy in Brazil, and are seeing the fruits of their 20-year mission in Cambodia.
Read the full story in our interview with Thierry zen Ruffinen, President of the CIOMAL Foundation, at www.forgottenpeople.org/faces-of-the-fund-interview-with-thierry-zen-ruffinen/.
#orderofmalta #ciomal #supportedbythefund
Faces of the Fund: Interview with Thierry zen Ruffinen - Forgotten People
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The Order of Malta’s CIOMAL Foundation focuses on reducing the incidence of leprosy and supporting those physically afflicted and socially stigmatised by this ancient disease. We spoke to Thierry zen Ruffinen, President of CIOMAL, about this important work and their plans for the future. How did y...👏👏👏👏👏
“I can see that I have made progress; I can do things that I couldn't do before. I really like the physiotherapy room, it's very beautiful and large. When you come here you forget your pain because the team are so nice.”
Amy, 16
With support from the Fund, Ordre de Malte France’s hospital in Dakar recently opened a new medical imaging office, physiotherapy and training room, which will allow over 13,000 people with disabilities to receive life-changing diagnoses and treatment in 2021.
#orderofmalta #leprosy #dakar #senegal #supportedbythefund
Our task as rehabilitators is to give the best quality of life to people who have lost their motor and social skills due to trauma.God bless the Order of Malta and its health workers for charitable and humanitarian activities