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Meet JournHE to the AltHER Participant Jasmaine!
One of the most significant lessons Jasmaine has taken from the program is learning how to treat herself.

Rediscovering Herself: Ayana’s Journey of Faith, Healing, and Preparing for Love
After years of believing marriage was not for her, Ayana Miller set out on a path that would challenge her understanding of love, identity, and the plans God has for her.

TWSC Series: Learning to Stand Tall - Meet JournHE to the AltHER Participant Serena Miller
“God makes all things beautiful in His time. Our timing is not God's timing, but God's timing is never late.” – Serena Miller

Everyday Sheroes: How the Pain of Rejection Compelled this Woman to Rescue Over 600 Teen Mothers
How this woman turned the pain of rejection into advocary that has rescued over 600 teen mothers

She Lost Her Mom, Then Became One to Many
Dorothy Daka is a remarkable woman and our Everyday Shero. At just 27, she has not only carved out a promising career as the head of sales for a tour operator in Blantyre, Malawi, but she has also embraced a calling much deeper: motherhood in its most selfless form.

How Trauma May Be Affecting Your Relationships
Is past trauma preventing you from forming healthy relationships? Here's how you can show up in relationships while honouring your healing journey.

From Selling Sweets to Philanthropy: The Inspiring Journey of a Fashion Designer with a Heart for Her Community
It all started with a little girl selling sweets to help her family. Today, Sazini Tshuma is a well-known entrepreneur and philanthropist in Bulawayo. Get to know her.

This Part of Your Story Matters
Does God seem silent when you're hurting? Find out how you can keep the faith and still praise Him in the midst of your storm.

Everyday Sheros: Iris Nozizwe Zemza Mhlanga
Nozizwe Mother of Nations Trust was formally established in 2018 by lris Nozizwe Zemza Mhlanga, a pharmacologist turned philanthropist.

Trusting the Therapeutic Process Even When It Feels Uncertain
“Healing from trauma can sometimes feel like you are always playing catch-up in life. Slow down, don’t rush, and trust the process.”

To Love is to Accept Care
Living with a chronic illness is teaching me that a self-reliant mindset can be dangerous. We need people; we’re wired for connection, and it’s okay to receive help.

Everyday Sheros: Cathrine Banda
Cathrine Banda has embarked on a solo philanthropic mission of improving her community one step at a time. With a great vision and a big heart, she has become the go-to person in her community whenever there is a need.