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Religious life is rooted in service, prayer, and compassion, but those who serve also need care. This article reflects on mental health, emotional wellbeing, compassionate leadership, and the courage to seek support within religious communities.

A motivating story by Sr. Editrudis Kajuna Joachim on how RSCNI has grown from a counselling vision in 2023 into a sister-led movement of healing, outreach, and professional mental health support across Uganda, Malawi, and Zambia.

The Hope Newsletter Second Edition shares stories of healing, resilience, and renewed hope through counselling services offered by RSCNI across Uganda, Malawi, and Zambia.

The Religious Sisters Counsellors Network Initiative is bringing counselling closer to people through mental health support, professional counselling, community outreach, workshops, and psychosocial care across Uganda, Zambia, and Malawi.

Religious Sister Counsellors Network Initiative is a model Counselling Hub in Uganda Established in January 2023 by All Africa Conference: Sister to Sister (AAC: SS) in collaboration with the Association of Religious in Uganda (ARU) which is intended to serve the religious and other people. It builds on the AAC: SS Counselling Training Project that