
Testimonies of mercy: Paula Caeiro
We would like to share Paula Caeiro’s testimony with you. She has been part of Saúde da Idanha for 12 years and this past Easter she experienced a very special moment
Since 1881, Sisters Hospitallers’ care homes and medical clinics are changing and saving lives worldwide. Furthermore, our Charity still follows the same mission with which the congregation started back then. That is, to live and work through Hospitality.
Sisters Hospitallers CIO currently has Care Homes in London, Shenstone, and Addlestone. There, we provide holistic care to our dear residents, looking after their physical and mental wellbeing.
Some services offered at our Care Homes include: in-house Activities Coordinator, daily homemade meals, in-house Hairdresser, Chapel, and wheelchair-friendly facilities.
We would like to share Paula Caeiro’s testimony with you. She has been part of Saúde da Idanha for 12 years and this past Easter she experienced a very special moment
World Refugee Day honors the strength and dignity of millions of people forced to flee their homes due to conflict, persecution, or disaster.
This past Saturday, the gardens of Footherley Hall in Shenstone were alive with colour, music, and laughter, as residents, families, friends, and supporters came together for our annual Summer Fête—a cherished tradition in support of our mission.
None of our work would be possible without the generosity of our kind supporters, people who believe in our work and share our commitment to hospitality for those who need it most.
Our mission is to bring hospitality and care to people that need it the most, especially those living with a mental disorder.
Every donation makes a difference.