Sister Model of Care

5 Communities in Partnership

Avodah has partnered with 5 religious communities who have answered the call to come on mission to serve women and children survivors

Sisters of the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus

A mission to minister to Jesus in the person of our neighbor, especially the poor, making Christ's presence in the world meaningful to the people. The sisters carry out mission of grass root evangelization among the poor and disadvantaged.
Sisters of Saint Louis

The Sisters of Saint Louis are motivated by the charism, “Ut Sint Unum – May all be One”. The sisters work to grow towards oneness in Christ and to foster right relationships with God and the whole of creation.
Sisters of the Nativity

A charism of joyful celebration of the Incarnation of Christ. The sisters embody the virtues of the Nativity, such as hospitality, humility, obedience, and making people at home with Christ as Mary did in Bethlehem.
Passionist Sisters of Saint Paul of the Cross

In their apostolate, the Passionist Sisters give particular attention to the poor and marginalized women and children who are exposed to various forms of violence and exploitation.
Dominican Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary

The sisters are called to sanctify themselves and others by living out a love for the Eucharist, devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, and concern for the poor.

In preparation to serve survivors and their children, the religious sisters have completed training in many areas.

Each sister is a Practitioner of Trust Based Relational Intervention

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