04/09/2021
On 3th September, Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė met with Albrecht Freiherr von Boeselager, Grand Chancellor of the Order of Malta, to discuss bilateral relationships and the activities of the Order in Lithuania. The Prime Minister welcomed the charitable activities of the Order of Malta Relief Organization in Lithuania, which helps the most vulnerable groups of […]
25/08/2021
The Order of Malta Relief Organisation in Lithuania was established in October 1991, and at the end of that year the first Maltesers’ groups started to establish in various cities of the country. Energetic, active, creative and selfless people took the initiative to build a socially stronger and more resilient country, and the organisation grew […]
23/08/2021
Credit: Lithuanian Red Cross We are currently facing a special situation: many migrants from different countries are crossing the Lithuanian border. Did you know that almost a third of migrants arriving in Lithuania are women and about a quarter are minors? There are also many vulnerable people among them: women with children, pregnant women, unaccompanied […]
04/08/2021
This year, for the ninth time already, Maltesers are conducting children’s support campaign “Big Ideas in a Small Heart”, which aim is to raise funds and school supplies for children from families with social or financial problems. The organisers encourage the public to get involved in the campaign so that all children in Lithuania will […]
28/07/2021
Lithuanian Maltesers are the part of the worldwide organisation, the Order of Malta, which follows the same motto: “Protect the faith and serve to the poor”. This motto has been passed down from generation to generation because caring for the poor is a work inspired by the Jesus Christ’s teachings: at the beginning of Maltesers’ […]
13/07/2021
Lithuanian Maltesers are celebrating their 30th year of activity this year. During this time the organisation has grown, changed and implemented many social projects. All these achievements would not been possible without the first members and supporters of the organisation – intellectuals, medics, teachers, clergy and civil servants, as well as the German Maltesers, who were […]
