African Sisters Education Collaborative
Sr. Albertina’s field experience with the elderly affirms her passion for the social work field, where she has the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of the vulnerable.
Nuns in Africa are using their education to become change agents and forces multipliers of good by leading and supporting young women.
Sr. Ruth uses skills she learned in ASEC programs to be a role model and servant leader in her community.
Entrepreneurial Catholic sisters are building businesses across Africa to meet the needs of the poor and marginalized.
Catholic Sisters in Africa are using education to empower women and work toward gender equality.
In Africa, severe food insecurity and undernourishment is on the rise. But, educated Nuns are changing that reality for the communities they serve.
SLDI and HESA alumnae are at the forefront of social change and the promotion of justice, as they address injustice in their communities.
Quality education, community support and strong leadership results in a thriving student body led by Srs. Monica and Imelda.
A year in review of the Higher Education for Sisters in Africa (HESA) program. Read HESA news, graduation announcements, student achievements and program growth as HESA Phase II Year 2 comes to a close.
The sisterhood is growing in Africa and ASEC strives to meet the educational needs of Catholic nuns who are serving Africa’s poor and vulnerable.
Sr. Efrosina and the Immaculate Heart of Mary Sisters provide love and comfort to orphans in Tanzania, giving them hope for a brighter tomorrow.
Across Africa, Catholic nuns are providing help and hope for orphaned children facing psychosocial distress, economic hardship, withdrawal from school, malnutrition and illness.
