Sisters Sustaining Sisters: Bring Vitality to Communities of Women Religious in Africa
Congregations of Catholic sisters in Africa are being strengthened from within through ASEC programs.

[Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Uganda, Zambia]
Congregations of Catholic sisters in Africa are being strengthened from within through ASEC programs.

[Nigeria]
Sr. Josemaria is using her SLDI education to improve healthcare services and strengthen the resource mobilization skills of several congregations in Nigeria.

[Uganda]
Sr. Mary Sarah strengthens the vitality of her congregation through leadership and governance training.

[Malawi]
To avoid the risk of losing important documents, Sr. Hellen used the skills she learned in SLDI to centralize records and create a data archive for her congregation.

[USA, Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda, Zambia]
Catholic nuns from ASEC programs are using their educational training to support people with disabilities at facilities throughout Africa.

[Ghana, USA]
Service Learning participant reflects on her volunteer experience and sharing her love of music with children with special needs in Ghana.

[Ghana]
An SLDI alumna is helping children to realize that disability is not inability while advocating for the rights of Ghanaians with physical and mental disabilities.

[Uganda]
At Mapeera Bakateyamba Home in Uganda, Good Samaritan Sisters serve the elderly, poor, destitute, disabled and neglected people of God without discrimination.

[Lesotho, Uganda]
Educated nuns in Africa are becoming mutigenerational change multipliers by providing support to the most senior members of their communities.

[Lesotho]
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.

[Kenya]
SLDI alumna collaborates with partners to implement an innovative water filtration process to remove fluoride and provide over 7,000 in Kasarani, Kenya with clean water.

[Kenya, Lesotho, Nigeria, Uganda, Zambia]
Nuns in Africa are using their education to become change agents and forces multipliers of good by leading and supporting young women.
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