One of the greatest graces of our Home is that charity also extends to all those who help us, especially the volunteers. We certainly need help. And in the volunteers, we have hundreds of verifications through their own testimonies of the evangelical truth that: “There is more joy in giving than in receiving” (Acts 20:35).

There are different ways to help: spiritual help in the union of prayers; financial help (money, donations of various types, etc.); and, most especially, volunteer assistance: working directly for a time for and with the children of the Home. The experience of a Home of Mercy is unforgettable.

Many people have thus found a new meaning to their lives and a greater value of the human person… many found God or deepened their relationship with Him. More or less consciously, they all find Christ in these needy people as the Lord says: “You did it to me.”