Author Archives: Daughters of Charity, NGO

The JCoR guide to the 24th Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues 2025 – https://jcor2030.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/JCoR-Guide-to-UNPFII24-English.pdf

It was a beautiful spring day on the first of April 2025 here in Manchester. We woke up to a lovely sun shining though the room and I was set to go volunteering in St. Barnabas Nursery and Primary School in Openshaw; Manchester. A school with a population of over 200 pupils and about 30Continue reading “An April Fool’s Day with a difference:-“

The launch of the Global Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking at the United Nations on April 8, 2025, underscores the urgent need for international collaboration to eradicate modern slavery and human trafficking by 2030. Chaired by former British Prime Minister Baroness Theresa May, the Commission’s report, titled “No Country is Immune: Working TogetherContinue reading “The Launch of Global Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking”

Two important commissions have just been completed at the United Nations, and we are about to experience and live the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.It was really exciting weeks where women including religious women from all over the world, gathered to share ideas and solutions.During the opening session of CSW69 at the United Nations Headquarters,Continue reading “Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69)”

The Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is one of the world’s most important gatherings dedicated to gender equality and women’s empowerment. Held annually at the United Nations, it brings together leaders, activists, and advocates from around the world to discuss pressing issues, share solutions, and influence global policies that impact women and girlsContinue reading “69th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women, 10-21 March 2025”

For the Daughters of Charity, the theme “Strengthening a Just Transition for a Sustainable Future” resonates deeply with our mission to serve those in poverty and advocate for systemic change. A just transition refers to shifting toward sustainability (such as green economies, clean energy, and climate resilience) while protecting workers, vulnerable communities, and human rights.Continue reading “WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE”

As we commemorate this month the Feast of Saint Josephine Bakhita, our thoughts turn to the plight of human trafficking victims and migrants. Saint Bakhita’s life story—from enslavement to freedom—serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing struggles faced by many today. The United Nations has implemented comprehensive policies and advocacy efforts to combat humanContinue reading “The Hidden Victims: Human Trafficking and the Migration Crisis”

This story of hope from Ghana proves that tenacity and resilience  can transform lives, one household at a time. DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL- Upper East Region.  Ghana, West Africa.      11th January 2025  Rosemary became pregnant while still in Junior High School and was forced to marry the one who impregnated herContinue reading “A Story Of Hope From Ghana”

What is the Commission for Social Development ? The Commission for Social Development (CSocD) is a conference that serves as a platform for United Nations (UN) Member States, civil society, and other stakeholders to come together to discuss recommendations and policies to advance social development at both the national and global levels. It focuses onContinue reading “63rd session of the Commission for Social Development, 10-14 February 2025”

As the New Year of 2025 dawns so does the Agenda of the United Nations continue in its 79th session of the General Assembly. Amid almost insurmountable obstacles – wars, the contentious fossil fuel debate, alarming climate change, gross inequality, mass movements of peoples, and increasing poverty levels – the United Nations holds hope that aContinue reading “A New Year – New Hopes – A New Round Of UN Commissions”