Every year, the Claretian family around the world comes together for Claretian Mission Day, a special invitation to pray, give, and act in solidarity with communities facing urgent needs.
This is more than a fundraiser. It is a worldwide expression of the Gospel in action — a chance to support mission projects that protect human dignity, strengthen vulnerable communities, and bring hope where it is needed most. In 2026, the campaign focuses on people affected by migration, displacement, poverty, and conflict.
This year’s theme, Without Borders, reminds us that mission does not stop at walls, distance, culture, or language. We are called to walk with those on the move, welcome the vulnerable, and respond with concrete acts of compassion and justice.
Your support will help three life-changing projects in Argentina, Burkina Faso, and India. Each one responds to real needs with faith, practical help, and long-term hope.
At the Argentine-Bolivian border, many migrant families face serious challenges, including lack of documents, limited access to basic services, unstable housing, and difficulty finding support networks.
This project provides integral accompaniment through legal and humanitarian assistance, listening and counseling spaces, temporary shelter, adult literacy, leadership formation, and support for small productive initiatives. Its long-term goal is to strengthen local leadership so the community itself can continue creating dignified and sustainable responses for migrants.
In Burkina Faso, many displaced children are growing up in the shadow of violence and instability. Poverty, forced displacement, and exploitation leave them at great risk and without consistent access to education.
This project will create a safe study and literacy room for children in the village of Ronsin. The space will offer school retention support, literacy instruction, and protection from exploitation. By reducing school dropout and giving children a place to learn and grow safely, the project opens the door to a more hopeful future.
In Manipur, recent violence has uprooted families and left many children living in fear, instability, and loss. Many are orphaned or separated from normal routines, with few safe spaces to study or heal.
This project responds by creating a learning center with boarding facilities for displaced children. It will provide education, emotional support, stability, and a protected environment where children can begin to rebuild their lives. Beyond education, the project promotes peace, coexistence, and long-term community rebuilding in a region deeply affected by conflict.
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