African Sisters Education Collaborative
Sr. Faida noticed how difficult it was for her neighbors to obtain healthy food during lockdown. So, she and the sisters taught them how to plant vegetables using sacks and broken buckets on their veranda.
“ASEC programs need to be commended and encouraged,” says Rev. Fr. Dr. Alfred Chaima. “We pray that the sponsors continue to invest in these programs.”
The Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood in Kenya and Nairobi now have reliable, renewable energy thanks Sr. Susan’s grantmaking skills.
Catholic sisters have become a critical component of emergency response among local African communities in crisis.
Sr. Norah is saving lives by providing preventative care and support services that reduce the spread and stigma of HIV/AIDS in Kenya.
Catholic sisters are creating and running programs to protect the children who are the most at-risk among Africa’s rapidly growing population.
ASEC alumnae implement programs and policies that protect and promote the welfare of children in Kenya, Ghana and Zambia.
Two Catholic nuns have used their education to advance the Boni Consilii school, providing previously unimagined opportunity to young girls in Uganda.
Five HESA sisters receive Head of Department awards at Veritas University graduation ceremony for their outstanding academic performance.
ASEC program participants are applying their education and skills to create and sustain jobs across Africa.
After three Kenyan sisters received their training and education through ASEC, they needed ensure students’ needs were met holistically in order to successfully provide a formal education.
HESA participant Sr. Irene Kwena receives honors as top graduating student and valedictorian of her class at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) in Kenya.
