grandmothers are involved in. Please join us as we stand together on the dotted lines to get rid of the curse of poverty and dis- crimination amongst women in Africa. Let us stand together in educating marginalized women to enable them to become achiev- ers and overcomers. I know and I believe that there is power in uniting women, there is power in educating women, and there is
power in training them to have skills that they can use at any level of their lives. As Winston Churchill said ‘‘Mountain tops inspire leaders but valleys mature them.’’ I believe the women in Southern Africa are leaders of today and the future. Together we can ‘Make A Difference, Saving Lives, One At A Time’.”
More information about programs, sponsorships or involvement to support the above- mentioned organizations is available at
www.sae-foundation.org. Emails can be sent to
info@sae-foundation.org.
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Sindy Zemura-Woodward is Founder and Chairperson of Southern Africa Embrace Foundation located in Toronto, Canada. Sindy is a native of Zimbabwe and a sibling to seven brothers and five sisters. Sindy’s inspirations to work with the marginalized and needy are founded in her Christianity background and love to travel around the world, meeting people of different ethnicities as well as the lessons taught by her parents from a tender age to think of others less fortunate and always give back. She also volunteers as a prayer counselor at her local church based in Toronto and has prior volunteer experience working in shelters and group homes working with children, women and the elderly in the United Kingdom and Canada. She resides in Brampton, Ontario (Canada) with her husband Sheldon.
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