She leads sessions for both men and women in recovery from addiction, offering them guidance and support. Josephine’s presence brings diversity to the company, a crucial factor in serving the growing population of immigrants, particularly from Africa. She understands the need for a safe space for clients to share their issues and approaches this aspect with a well-thought-out strategy. She is uniquely positioned to cater to clients from various backgrounds, given her rich life experiences and multicultural background. Having lived in different countries before settling in Canada, she has been exposed to diverse cultures, fostering an appreciation for the richness of human diversity. Fluent in multiple languages, including French, English, Swahili, and Lingala, she can connect with clients from various linguistic backgrounds, further enhancing her ability to provide effective counselling. Her passion is helping people thrive and achieve everything they desire, especially women. She was a board member of Elim Church and currently serves on the women’s ministry team at Elim Church, where she facilitates women’s Bible studies. She is the director of GEWI, a black women’s organization that focuses on helping black girls and women thrive in Saskatchewan. Her involvement in a mentorship program run by Sisterhood YXE has exposed her to women’s issues, and several powerful women have also mentored her. She founded Mushunguri Yetu, a charitable organization that helps children’s education in Mushunguri village, Democratic Republic of Congo. She co-authors the book “Courage, Change and Faith—Inspiring Narratives of Black Women Leaders,” by 13 Black Women Leaders of Saskatchewan.