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From left: Luke Masuen
(Founder and president
Canterio Int. Canada)
Right: Isa Ebowe
(President Canterio
International USA)

History
Canterio International was founded in 2006 in memory of Moses
Imasuen who  passed away in 2004 after a long battle with cancer.
When Moses retired he dedicated his life to education and charity
work in Africa. Canterio International's aim is to carry on this tradition.
In  2008 Canterio International was expanded to include a branch in
the United States.    

Goal and Objectives
Canterio's goal is to mitigate the negative impact of the HIV/AIDS crisis,
malnutrition and poverty on orphans and Vulnerable Children in Poor
countries.

By addressing fundamental issues such as access to education and proper
nutrition, Canterio pledges to build a foundation for lasting change—and
hope—for orphans and Vulnerable children in poor countries.

Ongoing Programs  

Women literacy women
Pangaea Project
School Building
Live Stock
Sports and Cultural Event
Science lab
School uniform Program
Education field trip.

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Isa Ebowe with HIV/Aids orphans
Salima village Malawi
Luke Masuen with HIV/Aids orphans
Salima Village Malawi.

Current volunteers and board members
( In countries we work, Canterio works in consultation  with local
community leaders, NGO'S and government representative )



Isa Ebowe:
BS. Management ( Information Systems)
University of Massachusetts
Boston, MA

Luke Masuen
BS International Development
University of Guelph
Ontario, Canada

Jacqueline Ebone
BA English
College of the Holy Cross
Worcester, MA


Matt Meahan
BS Science
Civil Engineering
Wentworth Institute of Technology
Boston, MA
Masters of Administrative Studies
Boston College
Chestnut Hill, MA

Rev Fr Ehi Omoragbon
BA in Philosophy
Fordham University
New York, NY
Masters in Creative writing
Jesuit School of Theology
Berkley,  CA

Andrew Stephens
Bsc, MBA
Founder and President
Canada Independent College,
Waterloo Canada.