Sisters of St. Paul de Chartres | Reg: 07638065 | Created: 2011-05-17 | Status: active | Type: private-limited-guarant-nsc-limited-exemption The Congregation of the Sisters of St. Paul de chartresses (SPC) is a Roman Catholic missionary group established in France in 1696, with roots tracing back to the early 18th century. Operating from their base at the St Vincent’s Centre in London, SW1P 1NL, SPC dedicates itself to the mission of education and spiritual guidance within diverse communities worldwide. The organization's primary focus is on providing educational opportunities through a variety of initiatives, including teaching programs focused on literacy, numeracy, and practical skills development. They actively engage with vulnerable populations across Europe and beyond, aiming to empower individuals through knowledge and faith. SPC’s work extends internationally, with established partnerships in various countries. The Sisters are structured as a private limited guarantee company (n.e.c.) under the SIC designation (-82990). Their operations encompass a range of services including curriculum development, teacher training, resource provision, and community outreach. SPC’s international presence is demonstrable through its global network of affiliated centers. The organization employs a workforce with strong religious values and dedication to service, demonstrating an active hiring indicator.

Sisters of St. Paul de Chartres | Reg: 07638065 | Created: 2011-05-17 | Status: active | Type: private-limited-guarant-nsc-limited-exemption The Congregation of the Sisters of St. Paul de chartresses (SPC) is a Roman Catholic missionary group established in France in 1696, with roots tracing back to the early 18th century. Operating from their base at the St Vincent’s Centre in London, SW1P 1NL, SPC dedicates itself to the mission of education and spiritual guidance within diverse communities worldwide. The organization's primary focus is on providing educational opportunities through a variety of initiatives, including teaching programs focused on literacy, numeracy, and practical skills development. They actively engage with vulnerable populations across Europe and beyond, aiming to empower individuals through knowledge and faith. SPC’s work extends internationally, with established partnerships in various countries. The Sisters are structured as a private limited guarantee company (n.e.c.) under the SIC designation (-82990). Their operations encompass a range of services including curriculum development, teacher training, resource provision, and community outreach. SPC’s international presence is demonstrable through its global network of affiliated centers. The organization employs a workforce with strong religious values and dedication to service, demonstrating an active hiring indicator.