We are working with Nikos and Katerina to create a safe place on the island of Lesbos for those who are escaping war and humanitarian crises. We want them to feel at home. We will also deliver warm meals to orphaned children and teenagers at the camp.
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She is the hospice manager.
Sister Marysia takes care of the personnel, consulting all patient issues to be able to meet the current needs in terms of medications, medical diagnoses and examinations. She also plans development of the center and investments.
If you want to join the team of Sister Marysia and support her activity through regular monthly payments:
1. Use the form below and donate any amount to support this Angel. Thanks to the payment system available on our page, you can set up a standing payment order and stay with this Angel for a longer time.
2. Please leave your e-mail address and a consent to receive messages from us.
3. Whenever anything urgent is going on that requires your intervention, you will get an e-mail. We will keep you informed of all of sister Marysia’s important events and actions.
4. Below you will find all information you need to support sister Marysia with a traditional money transfer:
Fundacja Dobra Fabryka (Good Factory Foundation)
ul. Pomiechowska 47/14
04-694 Warszawa, Polska
Santander Bank
Transfers in PLN: PL45 1090 1883 0000 0001 2390 7365
Transfers in EUR: PL84 1090 1883 0000 0001 2398 7852
Transfers in USD: PL46 1090 1883 0000 0001 2398 7857
Transfers in GBP: PL96 1090 1883 0000 0001 2407 2220
Kod SWIFT (BIC): WBKPPLPP
In the transfer name field, enter:
“Team of Angels – Sister Marysia”
07.09.2017
He died as he lived. Yesterday evening he ate supper with delight and drank half a cup of tea. The nurse left for a moment to check if she gave him all his medicine. When she returned, Anselm was dead. The end came so unexpectedly that the nurse was still eager to remind him that […]
29.05.2019
Yet again, your helped make the world a better place! Thanks to you our Rwandan hospice just received a professional lift for the sick, a device that we desperately needed. Until recently, immobile patients had to be handled by our strongest nurses. They would have to constantly help patients get up and change positions. This […]
11.02.2019
Today we’re catching up with our hospice in Rwanda, whose patients are eager to tell you how they feel and how much being in Kabuga means to them. We provide shelter and medical care to people who weren’t able to receive help anywhere else. They would never be able to get this kind of care […]