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Q&A with Irish Sr. Louise Horgan, 40 years uplifting Bangkok's most vulnerable

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In 1978, Good Shepherd Sr. Louise Horgan founded the Fatima Self-Help Centre in Bangkok, dedicated to helping women and girls break the cycle of poverty through skills training, enabling them to secure livelihoods.
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Q&A with Irish Sr. Louise Horgan, 40 years uplifting Bangkok's most vulnerable

In 1978, Good Shepherd Sr. Louise Horgan founded the Fatima Self-Help Centre in Bangkok, dedicated to helping women and girls break the cycle of poverty through skills training, enabling them to secure livelihoods.

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