Episcopal Vicar for Diaconia
Mgr Charles Cordina
Telephone: 25906629
Email: charles.cordina@maltadiocese.org
The role of the Episcopal Vicar for Diaconia is to oversee and coordinate the Church’s social works.
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Migrants Commission
Fr Anton D’Amato, Director
Telephone: 2124 0255, 2123 2545
Email: anton.damato@migrants.mt
The role of the director of the Migrants Commission, together with the Commission’s Council, is to coordinate the work with migrants in Malta and assist Maltese emigrants.
Caritas
Anthony Gatt, Director
Telephone: 25906600
Email: anthony.gatt@caritasmalta.org
The role of the Director of Caritas services is to oversee Caritas’ various social operations including residential services, community services for drug rehabilitation, the protection of the socially vulnerable including old people (HelpAge), research and development, and other support and professional help to several families and individuals which find themselves in difficulty.
Children’s Homes
Yvonne Mallia, Director
Telephone: 22470920
Email: yvonne.mallia@sebh.mt
The role of the director for Children’s Homes is to coordinate the operation in Children’s Institutes and to ensure the residents’ holistic development.
Church Homes for the Elderly
André Vassallo Grant, Director
Telephone: 25906444
Mobile: 99429775
Email: andre.vassallo.grant@maltadiocese.org
The Church in Malta considers care for the elderly as one of its main pastoral duties. This it achieves by means of the Homes for the Elderly managed by Congregations, Groups and the Central Administration. Within these Homes, the Church in Malta cares for approximately 720 elderly persons.
Homes for Persons with Disabilities
Fr Martin Micallef, Director
Telephone: 21462844
Email: mmicallef@dartalprovidenza.org
The role of the Director of Dar tal-Providenza is to promote the aim for which Dar tal-Providenza was founded by Mgr Mikiel Azzopardi, offering residential services to people with disabilities while empowering them to believe in themselves in a family-like environment and to enhance their abilities so that they can fully participate in society.