Women Empowerment through Education is a non-profit organization in Nigeria, committed to the promotion of girls’ education.
We work so that women will find their own identity, have self-confidence, actualize themselves and be self-reliant so as to contribute to a holistic human development.
Sr. Dr. Mary Rose-Claret Ogbuehi, IHM is the founder of Women Empowerment Through Education. The organization is based on the charism of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Mother of Christ compassion and women's upliftment.
The Congregation contributes to the empowerment of women through education, skills, health care, agriculture, care of abandoned children and sharing of food to the poor, thereby accelerating development.
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WETE promotes girls' education in Nigeria, providing scholarships and skills training to empower women to become self-reliant and contribute to human development.
WETE provides essential resources such as food, clothing, shelter, education, and emotional support for children who have lost their parents or guardians.
WETE improves healthcare access for underserved communities by providing medical services and resources to promote healthier lifestyles and prevent disease.
WETE trains women in various skills, enabling them to start businesses and become financially self-sufficient and improving their livelihoods.
WETE provides food to the poor, helping to address hunger, improve nutrition for the needy and promote development through access to essential resources.
WETE provides women in rural areas with resources and training in agriculture, empowering them to start their farms and grow crops for their livelihoods.
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WETE’s second-batch matriculation held at the skills centre, with learners thanking Stephanus Foundation. The Coordinator attended and urged steady progress.
Read MoreDr Ebele Odinachi visited Nazareth House to assess students’ progress, speak with tutors, and encourage discipline—thanking funders and staff for their support.
Read MoreWETE visited Nazareth House Skill Centre to review training, encourage learners and thank staff and funders. Students shared progress and aims for independence.
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The ten beneficiaries of the Women Empowerment Through Education (WETE) programme successfully completed their practical training exercises this week, showcasing the vocational skills they have
WETE beneficiaries celebrated their Matriculation Day at Nazareth House Skill Centre with Holy Mass with heartfelt gratitude to sponsors for the opportunity.
WETE interviewed and selected ten beneficiaries. Learners thanked Stephanus Foundation, pledging to use training to build skills, confidence, and independence.
