By ROTOM Staff “It takes a village” illustrates one of the most powerful aspects of human growth and development. In one way or another, we all have some kind of village surrounding us where we seek support and community. In Uganda, some of our frail seniors are left to fend for themselves emotionally, spiritually, and […]
ROTOM Supported Senior
Senior Impact Story with Robinah Kyazike
Meet ROTOM Granny Robinah Kyazike who is the primary caregiver of her 4 grandchildren who are all under 12 years old. Robinah depends on her grandchildren to bring her water from the village well for cleaning, washing and caring for the family. This was usually a two-hour trip that had to be taken multiple times […]
Senior Impact Story with Ruth Namwanje
Meet Ruth Namwanje, a ROTOM supported senior. She thinks she is 75 years old but is not certain of her birthdate because births were rarely recorded in Uganda. Ruth is married to her beloved husband Joseph. Together they had 10 children – 6 boys and 4 girls. Unfortunately, 3 of their sons and 1 daughter […]
Two Stories of Gratitude
“THIS IS A PALACE FOR ME” – BEYENECH’S STORY With much gratitude, we are proud to share with you the story of Beyenech Seids. This is the first successful house repair since ROTOM Ethiopia was founded, and we are absolutely thrilled to have taken part in this construction project. Despite years of hardship and trials […]