This project, conducted in partnership with the March of Dimes, consists of Workshops and other activities that assist pregnant teens and educate teen mothers about the importance of pre-natal and post-natal care, and to better understand infant care and child development
With its partnership with the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Inc., the Sorority members make available much needed school items to selected facilities across the nation and offer nation-wide tutoring and mentoring program designed for the benefit of the children housed at these facilities.
The primary goal of this essay contest is to provide an opportunity for students to increase their knowledge of the historical and contemporary development of Africa. Contestants are given the opportunity to learn about Africa, heighten their awareness of its cultural heritage and improve their writing and research skills. The project title, Mwanamugimu, is a proverb form the Republic of Uganda that means "from small acorns come mighty oaks." Chapters sponsor local essay contests that usually include awards programs. Regional contests are also held, with winning essays announced at regional conferences.
This project is designed to develop an awareness of various banking facilities and their available services. The goal of Wee Savers is to allow participants, ranging from ages 6 to 18 years, to become knowledgeable of the real life skills of saving and buying stocks and bonds. Participants experience the real life skills of basic investing, setting specific goals attainable through monitoring and mentoring of money and activities.
The sorority helps in building new homes for low-income families throughout the country. To date, we have helped to build seven homes.
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