Volunteer workers, doctors, nurses, and teachers from four different countries, Ireland, Poland, Romania, and Belgium will staff our H.U.D.T. “Saint Faustina Educational Centre” for the longterm homeless and sick children. The total cost of building and furnishing the centre will be paid for by H.U.D.T. The running costs will also be an ongoing expense of the H.U.D.T. foundation.

The Marie Curie Children’s Hospital, was built by the Polish Government in 1980 as a present to the Romanian people, who had no children’s hospital at the time. It was named after a famous Polish scientist who discovered radiation “Marie Curie”.

In appreciation of the work H.U.D.T. is doing at the Hospital and in naming the new building after another famous Polish woman Saint Marie Faustina, a number of the Polish government attended the Consecration of the new building to the Divine Mercy. They met with H.U.D.T and the administration staff of the Hospital to see if they could continue to support the work we are doing.

We had a meeting with the Polish Government representatives including the Prime Minster. Although they cannot contribute at this time only with volunteer nurse assistance, they promised to look at the many projects we have for the children of Romania in the near future.

They did congratulate H.U.D.T. Ireland, for the great work they are doing in Eastern European countries for distressed children and families in severe poverty.

The minister of health from the Romanian government attended this meeting also.