We will always stand behind you.

A Mother’s Cry for Her Son

This is the heartfelt cry of a mother whose son resides in a care home managed by the Wens Foundation. The mother is deeply concerned about her son’s wellbeing and asks: Why are we allowing vulnerable persons with disabilities to be mistreated? Where are the authorities who are supposed to protect these individuals? And where are the NGOs who claim to be pioneers in defending the rights of the vulnerable?

Dear Mother, please know this: we will always stand behind you.

Team Doninu (Malta) International

stands with you — always.

We Will Always Stand Behind You

The ongoing silence from the authorities speaks volumes — it is a sign that we are on the right path. Our commitment remains firmly with the vulnerable, especially persons with disabilities.

We want to assure the families and legal guardians of the persons with disabilities residing in the homes managed by Fondazzjoni Wens that we will continue walking this path with you. We will not stop until everything that rightfully belongs to you is restored.

Doninu (Malta) International stands with you — always.

DONINU

Doninu (Malta) International, founded in June 2023, operates as a fully voluntary, non-profit organisation dedicated to helping vulnerable individuals, particularly those with disabilities. The organisation provides non-monetary aid, including food, clothing, and psychosocial support, without collecting donations or public funds.

Despite its lawful status under Maltese and international law, some public authorities are questioning Doninu’s operations simply because it is not registered with the Office of the Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations (OCVO). According to the Voluntary Organisations Act (Cap. 492), registration is not mandatory for organisations that do not handle public funds. This exemption exists to allow groups like Doninu to operate freely without bureaucratic hindrance.

Doninu’s work is inspired by universal spiritual values, particularly those found in Christianity and Islam, which call for compassion and aid to the vulnerable. The organisation’s mission is aligned with the teachings of Pope Francis and supported by Malta’s national commitment to social justice, as expressed by past and present Prime Ministers.