The successful completion of the Women’s United project marks a significant milestone for the Etio-Canadian Azawent Association (ECAA) and the senior women it serves. Designed as a culturally tailored space for empowerment and connection, the program provided participants with vital opportunities to foster meaningful relationships, share life wisdom, and access wellness resources.
 

Feedback from the community has been overwhelmingly positive, with members highlighting how the initiative effectively reduced social isolation and created a "home away from home" for elder women. In testimonials shared by participants, many expressed deep gratitude for the culturally relevant environment, noting that the project not only honored their heritage but also provided them with a renewed sense of purpose and a stronger support network within the Ottawa-Gatineau region. This success underscores the ECAA’s commitment to ensuring that Ethio-Canadian seniors lead healthy, active, and dignified lives.

Please watch the Testimonial