Valley Igbo Sisters Association

WELCOME ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT
Hello well-wishers, friends and family members, on half of the members of our association, I welcome everyone to this epic-making event; the journey has been long but certainly worth the wait. Thank you for honoring our call, this evening.
V.I.S.A. was formed by a few sisters, what began as a talk between two sisters caught the attention of thirteen other sisters, who joined forces to form the Valley Igbo Sisters’ Association – V.I.S.A. Most importantly, May 3rd, 2014 will remain indelible in our minds for it was the day the association was formally constituted into a working body. For that and more, I thank the pioneers for their foresight.
This association is certainly “a unique sisterly union” because it encourages sisterly love and upholds all the core values of V.I.S.A; one of which is helping the most vulnerable in our communities. Additionally, the welfare of our members is paramount to us, knowing that what distresses a sister touch everyone, which is why we are committed to upholding the vision and mission of the Valley Igbo sisters’ Association.
Our mission and vision is serving, providing and promoting dignity and the wellbeing

While, we are not expected to provide everything, regardless, a little goes a long way. So, our hope is that, after today, we will be able to donate some of the items that we all take for granted, example, feminine products, baby products, cloths, blankets, foods, Toothbrushes/pastes, etc.. Also, I strongly believe that when we join together in the common good, we positively impact lives and give hope to the