From the very beginning, Asili has been all about community. It’s been the team’s bread and butter, ever since the first services launched in 2014. And as they look to evolve and grow, it’s vital that the community continues to be at the center of the process. 

In the rural areas of Eastern Congo, Walgreens aren't exactly on every street corner. But people there, like everywhere else, value convenience. Why make five stops when you can make one?

The weariness of standing in line is a universal thing. And some of Asili's customers at the water kiosk in Ciriri were feeling a little weary as they stood with their jerry cans, waiting their turn to fetch Asili water.

Pastor Bonjo is a big fan of Asili's services. One of the reasons Bonjo knows about Asili is because he lives so close by, and has been following the Asili story closely. But what about those who don’t live as close, or who don’t know as much about the social enterprise?