Sisters Spearhead Youth Projects in Africa, Providing Hope for the Future Generation
Religious sisters across Africa are using their ASEC education to spearhead projects in support of Africa’s youth and future generation.
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Holiday Hope for Cameroon’s Internally Displaced Children
Sr. Louisa is using skills learned in ASEC’s SLDI program to bring holiday cheer to displaced children in war-torn Cameroon.
Patient Dignity Comes First at Healthcare Facility in Ghana
Optometry Nurse and Catholic Nun Sr. Mary Frimpong follows in Jesus’ footsteps with a special emphasis on patient dignity in her healthcare ministry in Ghana.
Food Security for New Mothers & Their Babies in Malawi
Sr. Hellen is using skills learned in ASEC’s SLDI program to ease the stress of motherhood affecting women across Malawi.
Rebirth; Sisters Renew Hope in Africa for the Poor and Marginalized
ASEC educates religious women who are renewing hope in Africa for poor and marginalized communities. Catholic Sisters provide hope in Africa many people living who are afraid to begin life anew due to disease, poverty and lack of resources.
Improving Nutrition, Reducing Poverty and Creating Jobs in Ghana
Sr. Stephany’s human development projects are improving nutrition, reducing poverty and creating jobs in Ghana.
Rebuilding Tanzania infrastructure, one brick at a time
Sr. Benedicta Anslem is improving infrastructure and building hope in Tanzania, one brick at a time.
Sisters Build Hope by Improving Infrastructure in Africa
Catholic Sisters are using their education to build infrastructure in Africa as they work towards achieving Sustainable Development Goal 9 (SDG 9): Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure.
Fighting for social justice and the well-being of African children in poverty
Sr. Matilda discusses how being a “Good Samaritan” saved two young girls who were abandoned by their father at an early age.
Efficient, Confident and Competent in Her Accountant Career
Sr. Florida receives two promotions in her accountant career after completing her ASEC-sponsored education.
A day to remember
Ninety-five religious women from congregations across Nigeria graduate from ASEC’s Sisters Leadership Development Initiative (SLDI) program.
From Computer Illiterate to Empowered Accounts Manager
Find out how Sr. Faustina Khaoya is using her ASEC-sponsored education to help revamp her congregation’s economy.