Her scope of duties at the hospice is very extensive. She takes care of the personnel, admits patients, talks to them and their families.
As a very empathic person, she is the one who usually prepares the patients for death.
Showing great sensitivity and wisdom, she talks to them about going away, memory and love, which are stronger than death.
She often sacrifices her family life and free time to be there with a dying person until the end, and then take care of their family and all the necessary formalities. She has two children and a husband, who shows great understanding for her commitment to work at the hospice. She says that the hospice is not a job, but a life vocation.
Thanks to monthly donations made by you and other members of the team, we can continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible and change lives.
We will send you a message whenever anything urgent requiring your immediate attention occurs. We will also keep you up to date on all important events and activities
14.07.2022
At last. I made it! I am so happy to be here. It has been 3 long years of not seeing our friends at the hospice in Kabuga, Rwanda, the only such place in the country. But the truth is that whether we are here or not, THANKS TO YOU, every day, a lot of […]
12.02.2022
The hospice in Kabuga was visited by pupils from one of the local schools. There was no shortage of people wanting to come. The sisters had to severely limit the number of visitors, because the whole school of 4000 pupils wanted to participate. They had expected a difficult encounter with suffering people, but instead found […]
02.07.2018
On Saturday June 30, 2018 at around 2 pm our beloved Grandma Maria passed away. She was the first patient of the Sisters of Angels’ hospice in Kabuga and spent 5 years with us. Good Factory is only one year younger than that – Kabuga was our first project and Grandma our first patient. Other […]