
Introducing Roselloy Foundation
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.
Thus, RLF aims to protect and improve the lives of vulnerable children through
educational project, food project, and shelter for Children project. RLF will achieve
this by addressing the structures and systems that define a better child—and by
supporting children who live in communities where they can become prone to
unsuccessful life due to lack of support in education, food, and shelter. RLF is well
prepared to address and protect vulnerable children and communities where these
children live. Problems are studied, data is collected and resources are gathered to
help support vulnerable children as per the objectives of the organization.
The organization operates with an understanding that children’s future falls under
the nation’s human rights umbrella, bringing those broader topics down to the nitty-grittyy of day-to-day life and that the workers in this field are the frontline
representatives of the children’s care team. As a team of RLF, we consider ourselves
members of the community where we see many suffering and vulnerable children,
and we reach out, trying to immerse ourselves with children who may not have
opportunities for brighter future and who might even have some hesitancy dealing
with a system that can be confusing, time-consuming and expensive in their lives
leading to poverty and unsuccessful life.