Who we are
Roselloy Foundation is a non-governmental organization that exist to support rejected children, orphans, and the underprivileged children in communities and empower them to become independent beings and profitable to community development. The organization was especially formed to support venerable children with food, education, clothing and other recreation and training opportunities on various developmental aspects of human life that include business development, community development, and leadership. RLF sees it as very crucial to protect children who are the leaders of tomorrow. RLF believes that children’s education benefits communities in many aspects of development.
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Our Projects
Education Projects
RLF understand the value of education to the children and how it benefits societies.
Food and Nutrition Projects
RLF understand the importance of children’s access to proper diet food.
Shelter For Children Project
We use the term “shelter to mean protective covering that provides protection
Supporting Rejected Orphaned Underprivileged Children in the community
Why Choose Us
We believe that every life matters. We admit that every child deserves a better home. It does not matter whether parents are alive or passed. But as a child lives, some of us become their parents.
We are purely a Christian organization with a believe that we are working for God in his field to support children who are reject by the community but loved by God.
We understand how it feels to lose all parents or to be rejected by parents or guardians. We take the responsibility because we believe children are also created by God and in God’s image
We are all professionals in organizational leadership and management with our studies in Project Management, Organizational Leadership, Developmental Studies, Human Resources Management, and more.
Our team comprises of members who have the heart for children. We have all pledged allegiance to fighting for the freedom and rights of children especially on education, food, and shelter.
We see rejected and vulnerable children growing as though their parents still exist and achieve great things as well in their career lives. We believe that we are parents of all vulnerable and rejected children.
