About us
The Lord is my Shepherd
Roi Charity Organisation is a Ugandan non-profit committed to uplifting marginalised children and individuals with disabilities through education, healthcare and income-generating initiatives.
The name Roi
Is in Hebrew Meaning “The Lord is my Shepherd”
The name Roi comes from the Hebrew word meaning “The Lord is my Shepherd,” inspired by Psalm 23. This passage symbolises God's guidance, protection and care for His people, much like a shepherd watches over his flock.
The name embodies our commitment to caring for and guiding marginalised children and individuals, ensuring no one is left behind. Just as God leads His people to safety and provision, Roi Charity serves as a guiding force for those in need.
Become a memberOur mission
To create a supportive environment where marginalised individuals can thrive.
Our vision
Creating and promoting a more just and equitable society.
Our core values
Inclusivity
Dignity, equality and respect for every marginalised individual we serve.
Transparency
Open books, published budgets and honest reporting to donors and partners.
Accountability
We monitor and evaluate every programme against our mission and objectives.
Sustainability
Sound management, diversified funding and capacity building for the long term.
Our key areas of focus
Education
Roi Nursery and Primary School in Wobulenzi — quality formal schooling, vocational training and learning resources, with day and boarding sections.
Disability Inclusion & EchoFeel
The EchoFeel Group empowers deaf individuals and people with disabilities through skills training, sign language access, assistive technology and accessibility advocacy.
Healthcare Support
Regular medical check-ups, health education and rehabilitation services that improve mobility and quality of life for children and people with disabilities.
Income-Generating Activities
Tailoring, poultry and piggery projects that equip caregivers, young mothers and people with disabilities to break the cycle of poverty.
Spiritual Well-being
Bible studies, community outreaches and spiritual counselling offering hope and care, guided by “The Lord is my Shepherd.”
Our objectives
- 1.Education access — quality schooling, vocational training and learning resources for every child in our care.
- 2.Healthcare support — health education, medical assistance and access to healthcare for children and families.
- 3.Socio-economic empowerment — skills, resources and opportunities that break the cycle of poverty.
- 4.Community development — unity, collaboration and sustainable initiatives that benefit all members.
- 5.Advocacy and awareness — championing the rights of vulnerable children, families and people with disabilities.
- 6.Partnership and collaboration — strategic partners who multiply our resources and collective impact.
- 7.Monitoring and evaluation — continuous review so programmes stay effective and mission-aligned.
- 8.Sustainability — strong governance, diversified funding and capacity building for the long term.