New school in Ghana will help children stay safe and thrive
After funding five wells in Northern Ghana earlier this year, another well has been completed thanks to funds raised at the ASEA […]
Category: Stories
More courses and more resources are yielding major results for students in Ecuador
Students at the Inta Kara Advancing Life Center in Ecuador are thriving and offering their gratitude for the valiant efforts of local […]
New training will help spot traffickers and move victims to safety
Victims of trafficking will be rescued at key moments when they are out among people who can save them, thanks to a […]
New apartments help more girls escape abuse and poverty in Bangladesh
Nodi Das and Anita are two young women living in the new college dormitory which serves as a safe haven for girls. […]
How a family restaurant got a fresh start with certification
Fabiola Cuascota is so proud of her culinary certificate that she plans on framing it and hanging it in her restaurant. After […]
The effects of poverty and how a single dollar can make a big difference
Roughly 1 billion people live in extreme poverty. That’s nearly 15% of the earth’s population. Family units in this group have an […]
OUR Dogs Continue to Help Fight the Global Issue of Human Trafficking
Ever-expanding access to information and communication via the internet can be a benefit but also has a dark side. This criminal component […]
Examples from Ecuador: Empowering Women to Thrive
Celebrating her 11th year as an ASEA Executive, Cindy Buck is proud to be involved with the ASEA® Advancing Life Foundation. Her […]
An Overflowing Fundraiser from a Single Service Expedition
As a native Australian, ASEA® Diamond Executive Janene Babauskis had been waiting for years to join the ASEA Advancing Life Foundation on […]
Pure and Helpful to Others: Why Rose Mary Skinner Volunteers
With her Hispanic heritage, Rose Mary Skinner is passionate about helping those in Acambay region of central Mexico in the community of La Rincon, to be independent and successful. When she heard […]