How African Community Education (ACE)’s Youth Mentoring Empowers the Next Generation — Recent headlines have highlighted the increasing feelings of isolation, depression, and mental health challenges — especially in youth and young adults. How do we best combat such feelings at a pivotal moment in someone’s lifetime? Here at African Community Education (ACE), we have witnessed the power of mentoring relationships.

African Community Education’s goals from ten years ago brought to fruition — This month, during our Open House where we welcomed ACE families to our new home at 51 Gage St, ACE staff member Jp Perkins and student Attahir presented a special gift to ACE’s Co-Founder and Executive Director Kaska Yawo. The gift included a framed list from approximately ten years ago. …

A year after acquiring the facility, we have officially moved into the new ACE Center at 51 Gage St. in Worcester. On January 12th, we welcomed ACE students and families to our new headquarters for the first time.

Just before the summer ended, our generous friends at Century Homecare hosted a golf tournament at Cyprian Keyes Golf Club to support African Community Education (ACE)! Celebrating their 10th anniversary, Century Homecare chose to put on a charity golf tournament. …

The work we do relies on the incredible, ongoing generosity from individuals and foundations. Financial support means ACE gets to offer well-rounded support for ACE students and families. We want to thank the following grant funders for supporting ACE families and students this spring! …

The work we do relies on the incredible, ongoing generosity from individuals and foundations. Financial support means ACE gets to offer well-rounded support for ACE students and families. We want to thank the following grant funders for supporting ACE families and students! …

We are thrilled to congratulate Jenerella Antwi on graduating from the Gerald Creamer Center and being accepted into Quinsigamond Community College! Jenerella grew up in Kumasi, Ghana and attended high school there before coming to the United States. Jenerella was actually a bit surprised to learn she would be moving…

We could not be more excited to congratulate Mohamed Yussuf on graduating from North High School and being accepted into Quinsigamond Community College! Mohamed’s life began in Ethiopia. His family found themselves moving to Somalia for a short time, but they returned to Ethiopia. For most of his young life…

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