Our partners in the mission
Over the years, the Little Sisters have maintained close collaboration with partners, receiving donations to support our projects and benefiting from capacity-building initiatives. This support has enabled us to witness and impact the lives of many.t elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.
Mother Kevin Providence Social Enterprise, as a project of the Little Sisters of St. Francis, directly benefits from ARU due to the numerous opportunities ARU offers to its member Institutes.
MKPSE is the realization of ACWECA’s vision to help local Institutes develop entrepreneurial ventures. This initiative aims to transform ministries into income-generating enterprises that sustain the Institute’s programs and empower the communities we serve.
The initial training and ongoing mentoring of the Sisters involved in the Sisters Blended Value Program (SBVP) are largely credited to the efforts of the Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship at Santa Clara University in the USA.
ASEC, with its capacity-building programs for African Sisters, is a valuable partner of MKPSE. The Enterprise is dedicated to growing and reaching new heights by inclusively imparting entrepreneurial skills to both Sisters and the communities we serve, in alignment with ASEC’s mandate.