Disability is Not Inability (The Story of Providence Home, Uganda)
In Providence Home, one sees the endowment of the Catholic Church through the kindly serving hands of the religious women who care for marginalized members of the society.

[Uganda]
In Providence Home, one sees the endowment of the Catholic Church through the kindly serving hands of the religious women who care for marginalized members of the society.

[Zambia]
HESA nursing students of the Monze Registered Nurse and Midwife Program in Zambia express their sincere gratitude for ASEC programs.

[Nigeria]
14 HESA Sisters graduate from Veritas University, Abuja in Nigeria. Sr. Lois Moses, SSL received three awards during the ceremonies.

[Kenya]
Receiving higher education increased Sr. Jane’s self esteem and makes her feel ready to embrace any responsibility.

[Zambia]
Sisters who have gone through ASEC programs are making a significant impact in communities they serve.

[Lesotho]
Lesotho is grateful for the gift of ASEC at this moment of grace. The participants are eager to show this gratitude through their commitment to mentoring others and improving their services.

[Uganda]
Sr. Betty received her BA in Education through the HESA program while continuing to work full time as a teacher, bursar and head of the non-teaching staff. Here she discusses managing work and school responsibilities and all the success that has come from receiving her Bachelor’s degree.

[Kenya]
Words of gratitude are expressed from a Kenyan sister who recently completed the HESA program orientation in Kenya.

[Kenya]
Sr. Jane, a HESA alumna who graduated from Marywood University in 2016, explains how the program has improved her professional life and enabled her to take on several leadership roles.

[Uganda]
Forty-two sisters who have been accepted for online-onside HESA program participated in an orientation workshop from 14th to 17th July 2017 at St. Augustine Institute Kampala, Uganda.

[Kenya]
After receiving her diploma through the HESA program, Sr. Mary has more confidence and hopes to continue her education to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree.

[Tanzania, Kenya]
Understanding the severe impact that drug abuse has on health, development, peace and security in developing countries of Africa.
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