Sister Agnieszka is in the congregation of Sisters of Angels. After more than one year spent at the hospital and the hunger disease treatment center in Congo (DRC), where she got to know the challenges of this work, she became a director of both institutions.
Sister Agnieszka takes care not only of the patients and organization of work of several dozen people. She also handles numerous formalities, purchase of medications, supervision of investments, planning of renovations.
Asked about the hospital in Ntamugenga, she replies without hesitation that apart from providing the necessary help, saving lives and struggling with hunger disease, for thousands of people, it is also a place full of hope, giving them a sense that someone who cares about them is somewhere nearby.
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14.02.2023
Love is not like a beautiful flower on a Valentine’s Day stall. Love doesn’t need greenhouse conditions, planned watering seasons and rules about when it should unfold, how plump it should be, or how tall and straight. Just look at the bride and groom! Their love has germinated in harsh Congolese conditions. War is raging […]
23.11.2022
It is difficult to come to terms with the thought of a 17-year-old dying. He is our patient at Ntamugenga hospital. Although the boy has survived the battles going on around him, water problems and rampant malaria, life is slowly being taken from him by cancer. Sister Agnieszka is doing what she can to make […]
06.11.2022
Today, some captured moments from the mission of the Sisters of the Angels in the Democratic Republic of Congo. These are moments that show that even when the frontlines of the heaviest battles and bomb blasts of the highest calibre sweep through our lives, one must go on living. Residents are slowly returning to Ntamugenga. […]