Girls' Day Shelter Maria de Nazareth, Nicaragua

Project Report Update

The Girls’ Day Shelter Maria de Nazareth continues its important work supporting girls from very poor and vulnerable families. At present, we are continuing individual support for girls from particularly disadvantaged backgrounds. This ongoing support helps them remain in school and provides stability and encouragement in their everyday lives.

In March, I had the opportunity to visit the project personally in Nicaragua. It was very meaningful for me to see the situation on the ground again, to spend time with the local team, and to learn firsthand how the support is making a difference in daily life. I am grateful to remain in close and trusting contact with the responsible staff, who continue their work in a very reliable way.

Even when there are no major new developments to report, this steady support remains very important. Thank you very much for your continued interest and support.

Over the past three months, our project has continued without major changes. While no new girls joined during this reporting period, the ongoing support for the girls who have been part of the project for some time remains at the center of our work. Their daily lives are still shaped by economic hardship and uncertainty, and knowing that someone is there for them continues to be very important.
We remain in regular contact with the girls and support them whenever questions or difficulties arise, especially in relation to school, vocational training, or family situations. Financial assistance for education continues to play a key role, as even small expenses can become serious obstacles.
Although this quarter was a quiet one, the steady, personal support provides trust and stability. We sincerely thank our donors for making this long-term accompaniment possible and for continuing to stand by the girls.