Family support
Conferences accompany adopted families and can support self-help initiatives such as small shops, tailoring, poultry, goat farming, welding and other livelihood activities.
Rooted in the Vincentian tradition, we serve people person-to-person through home visitation, education, medical assistance, self-help support and friendship.
The 2025–26 report records a Central Council supported by five Area Councils and Conferences, with service spanning family support, education, medical relief, twinning and community formation.
Figures are derived from the Central Council’s 25th Annual Report for 1 April 2025–31 March 2026.
Conferences accompany adopted families and can support self-help initiatives such as small shops, tailoring, poultry, goat farming, welding and other livelihood activities.
The report records educational assistance for 450 students, including scholarship support and dedicated schemes for differently-abled students.
Medical assistance remains a major service area, with the 2025–26 work report recording relief for 1,412 people.
The report records discussions on medical assistance, projects, Talasari visits, twinning, Reflection Day, Festival Meetings, National Council guidance and other matters.
See the 2025–26 highlights →Study camp on Central Council roles and the way forward.
Training for parents of children with special needs; approximately 70 parents participated.
Western Region audit representatives conducted an audit of the Central Council.
Volunteer locally, support a Conference, help with education or outreach, or contact the Council about someone who needs support.
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