St. Peter Claver Society

St. Peter Claver Society St. Peter Claver Society provides African orphans an opportunity for a better future through education and training in technical skills. In 2004, St.

John the Beloved Catholic Church responded to HIV and AIDS crisis in Africa by creating the St. Peter Claver Society (SPCS) to help ease the suffering of the many children whose parents had died from AIDS. These orphans are cared for by Catholic institutions in Zambia. In Zambia, about 19% of children are orphans. SPCS has no paid staff in the United States and nearly 100% of donations go directly

to the projects which are monitored by a Zambia-based sister organization, a regularly visited by SPCS Committee members. THE IMPACT OF THE ST. PETER CLAVER SOCIETY
*AIDS infected children receive antiretroviral treatment and proper nutrition.
*Over 60 children and young adults with special needs are cared for and regularly receive rehabilitative care from a physical therapist.
*Orphans receive preschool and secondary school, with some going on for skill training programs or college.

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St. John The Beloved, 6420 Linway Terr
McLean, VA
22101

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+17033567916

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