Services – Sisters of the Poor

Sister Ursula and other women who volunteer with her in her work has used previous donations to secure property and fencing to build a Convent and provide shelter in Nigeria. Now, she is utilizing all current donations to provide medical care and supplies, food and other basic human needs supplies to the people in Nigeria.

Medical Care

Sister helps people who are sick, deformed, and injured. Sister uses donations to pay for medical care for people in Africa, as they don’t have insurance available in Nigeria, unlike other places like the United States.

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Prenatal & Child Care

Sister helps single mothers, fatherless babies and other women in need. She is passionate about caring for those who are unloved, or unwanted by others.

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Food

Sister begs for food for others. Sister believes in helping people who are in extreme poverty and hungry.

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Sister Ursula of Abakaliki, Nigeria has dedicated herself to personally finding, feeding, and bringing medical care to the poor, sick, and dying of Abakaliki. She visits Jefferson City occasionally to recuperate and maintain ties with family and friends, and through these visits the Sisters of the Poor Foundation was organized by a group of friends. We were invited to meet Sister Ursula on one of those visits and were immediately motivated to contribute to her work. This has provided us an opportunity to participate in charitable work where there is a direct connection and we are allowed to see it grow, and we are eternally grateful for this privilege. Norb and Eileen Plassmeyer

Norb and Eileen Plassmeyer

One reason I like donating to the Sisters of the Poor is that I know Sr. Ursula personally, and I know that she works with the poorest of the poor in her country. I see the results of what we have given to Sr. Ursula's ministry and so even though I am not physically present with her, I feel united with her work with these people. I am very grateful for her ministry.

Nancy Keating

I just remember Sr. Ursula sitting in the chapel during my Holy Hour pre-pandemic. She was so cute. A couple times she asked me to give her a ride to the Goodwill store. (And I did, of course. It's hard to say no.) Let's just say that I trust her and trust you and others who advocate for her needs. I trust how the money is being used. It's my way of supporting the poor overseas.

Mary Rockleman