African Canadian Continuing Education Society
View this 30th Anniversary Celebration video and learn more about ACCES
From the very beginning ACCES was built on three very important principles:
that ACCES will not impose Canadian cultural values in other countries, ACCES will strive to help other people to help themselves and ACCES will provide equal opportunity regardless of gender.
Read our recent report to donors for an update on our progress in Kenya and see the legacy of ACCES over the years.
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The Legacy of ACCES: View the 30 Year Timeline of Promises Kept
Read the fall 2023 Report to Donors
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Student stories:
- Education could be your legacy.
Long term support for ACCES is provided through donations to the ACCES Foundation. These funds are wisely invested, with interest used to support ACCES… Read more: Education could be your legacy. - ACCES Beneficiary: Benn Odhiambo Kiche
Ben is a second lastborn in a family of 7. He was born and raised in a humble background in Homa Bay County. His… Read more: ACCES Beneficiary: Benn Odhiambo Kiche - ACCES Beneficiary: Edith Olumasia
My name is EDITH OLUMASAI, I was born and raised in a village called Bukura, Kakamega county in the Western part of Kenya. I… Read more: ACCES Beneficiary: Edith Olumasia - ACCES Beneficiary: Manoah Wakhu Bornface
Read Manoah’s powerful life story. He is an ACCES scholar, a husband and a father. He has faced and overcome many life challenges. He… Read more: ACCES Beneficiary: Manoah Wakhu Bornface