Bringing Light to the Darkness: Catholic Sisters on the Front Lines in Africa
Catholic sisters have become a critical component of emergency response among local African communities in crisis.

[Zambia, Cameroon, Kenya, Malawi, Uganda]
Catholic sisters have become a critical component of emergency response among local African communities in crisis.

[Zambia]
Sr. Astridah is using the leadership skills she learned in ASEC’s SLDI program to share critical health information about COVID-19 pandemic to 1.5 million Zambians via a multilingual radio show.

[Zambia]
The stories of four African women who used their education to change the lives of hundreds of people they serve.

[Kenya]
Sr. Norah is saving lives by providing preventative care and support services that reduce the spread and stigma of HIV/AIDS in Kenya.

[Tanzania, Zambia, Ghana, Kenya]
Catholic sisters are creating and running programs to protect the children who are the most at-risk among Africa’s rapidly growing population.

[Ghana, Kenya, Zambia]
ASEC alumnae implement programs and policies that protect and promote the welfare of children in Kenya, Ghana and Zambia.

[Uganda]
Two Catholic nuns have used their education to advance the Boni Consilii school, providing previously unimagined opportunity to young girls in Uganda.

[Nigeria]
Five HESA sisters receive Head of Department awards at Veritas University graduation ceremony for their outstanding academic performance.

[Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda]
ASEC program participants are applying their education and skills to create and sustain jobs across Africa.

[Uganda]
Sr. Judith received a grant to start the Capacitar Trauma Healing project in response to the effects of war crimes & cultural acceptance of sexual & gender-based violence (SGBV) in Northern Uganda.

[Kenya]
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.

[Kenya, Uganda, Cameroon]
4 Catholic sisters whose service work is helping to prevent and reduce sexual and gender-based violence in Africa.
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