ROMIC CARE Foundation

28/02/2026

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That is not just a number.
In 2025 alone, 4,346 people walked through our doors in Jinja seeking help after violence.
Among them were:
• 428 children who had been defiled
• 663 women facing domestic violence
• 40 r**e survivors
• 100 cases that required court medical testimony
Imagine being one of them.
Imagine moving from a police station to a hospital… from a hospital to court… from court back home carrying trauma, fear, and stigma.
Survivors should not have to fight systems while fighting pain.
That is why ROCAF is strengthening a 24/7 One-Stop Crisis Centre in Jinja so survivors receive medical care, counselling, protection, and justice under one roof.
The increase in documented cases reflects improved community trust and reporting ,not increased violence.
Violence thrives in silence, Healing begins with access, Stand with survivors & Share this message.
𝖶𝗁𝖺𝗍 𝗆𝗈𝗋𝖾 𝖼𝖺𝗇 𝗈𝗎𝗋 𝖼𝗈𝗆𝗆𝗎𝗇𝗂𝗍𝗒 𝖽𝗈 𝗍𝗈 𝗉𝗋𝗈𝗍𝖾𝖼𝗍 𝗐𝗈𝗆𝖾𝗇 𝖺𝗇𝖽 𝖼𝗁𝗂𝗅𝖽𝗋𝖾𝗇?? 𝖳𝖾𝗅𝗅 𝗎𝗌 𝗂𝗇 𝗍𝗁𝖾 𝖼𝗈𝗆𝗆𝖾𝗇𝗍𝗌

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Visit: www.romicare.org
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14/12/2025

Friends, I’m personally involved in this fundraiser to support GBV survivors in Uganda.
Even $5 or sharing helps save lives. 💜
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Hello Friends,
Survivors of Gender-Based Violence in Jinja, Uganda often don’t get help in time because services are scattered. These delays have always led to HIV infection, unwanted pregnancy, disability, severe trauma, and even death.

We are raising funds to build a One-Stop GBV Crisis Center where survivors can access Timely, Effective & Coordinated Survivor Centered Services.

To kick-start this work, we are seeking 200 people to give just $5 to raise $1,000 in 10 days. This first $1,000 will help prepare survivor care spaces, support emergency response, and build momentum for larger support.

This campaign is hosted by Group 36 (U.S. 501(c)(3)), making donations secure and tax-deductible, while implementation happens on the ground in Uganda.

👉 Donate here: https://givebutter.com/run4survivors

MoMo Pay: *165*3 # → 846180
Airtel Merchant: *185*9 # → 4398925
Bank Transfer: Bank of Africa (BOA) – Account No: 03206470001


Thank you for standing with survivors. 🇺🇬💜
Every step saves a life.

14/12/2025

Hello Friends,
Survivors of Gender-Based Violence in Jinja, Uganda often don’t get help in time because services are scattered. These delays have always led to HIV infection, unwanted pregnancy, disability, severe trauma, and even death.

We are raising funds to build a One-Stop GBV Crisis Center where survivors can access Timely, Effective & Coordinated Survivor Centered Services.

To kick-start this work, we are seeking 200 people to give just $5 to raise $1,000 in 10 days. This first $1,000 will help prepare survivor care spaces, support emergency response, and build momentum for larger support.

This campaign is hosted by Group 36 (U.S. 501(c)(3)), making donations secure and tax-deductible, while implementation happens on the ground in Uganda.

👉 Donate here: https://givebutter.com/run4survivors

MoMo Pay: *165*3 # → 846180
Airtel Merchant: *185*9 # → 4398925
Bank Transfer: Bank of Africa (BOA) – Account No: 03206470001


Thank you for standing with survivors. 🇺🇬💜
Every step saves a life.

13/12/2025

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06/12/2025

The Romic Care Foundation, in collaboration with several dedicated charity organizations, recently hosted a powerful summit aimed at empowering young women and youth within our communities. This event was designed to highlight the significant impact that acquiring practical skills can have on personal growth and community development. Throughout the summit, participants were encouraged to explore simple yet effective entrepreneurial opportunities and small jobs that can help them generate income, reduce poverty, and build sustainable livelihoods.

Our speakers and facilitators emphasized the importance of skills development as a key driver for economic independence. They inspired the youth to take initiative, be creative, and leverage their talents to improve their living standards. The event also created a supportive environment where young people could share ideas, experiences, and challenges, fostering a sense of community and collaboration.

In addition to economic empowerment, the summit prioritized health education, with a special focus on HIV/AIDS prevention. Participants were informed about the risks, prevention methods, and the importance of making informed decisions to protect their health and future. The discussions encouraged open dialogue, breaking down stigma and promoting a culture of support and awareness. Young women and youth were urged to stay vigilant, practice safe behaviors, and encourage their peers to do the same.

This summit was a milestone in our ongoing commitment to uplift and empower the next generation. It demonstrated how knowledge, skills, and health awareness can work hand-in-hand to create lasting change in communities.

Romic Care Foundation invites everyone—individuals, volunteers, partners, and well-wishers—to join us in continuing this important work. Together, we can expand our reach, empower more young people, and build resilient, healthy, and prosperous communities for all.

06/12/2025

The Romic Care Foundation, together with our partner charity organizations, proudly hosted a powerful Skilling Summit in Jinja City!
We inspired young women to embrace hands-on skills for a better future and educated them on protecting themselves from HIV/AIDS. Every step we take is aimed at empowering and uplifting the next generation.

Be part of this life-changing movement—join us at Romic Care Foundation.

📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.romicare.org
📞 0773001616

06/12/2025

Romic Care Foundation, in partnership with several committed charity organizations, successfully hosted an impactful Skilling Summit in Jinja City aimed at empowering young women with practical knowledge and opportunities for a better future. The summit equipped participants with hands-on skills designed to strengthen their economic independence and open doors to new possibilities.

Alongside skilling, we emphasized health awareness—especially the importance of protecting themselves from HIV/AIDS. Through open conversations and mentorship, we encouraged young women to make informed decisions that safeguard their health, dreams, and long-term well-being. Their enthusiasm and dedication showed us the incredible potential that emerges when young women are supported and guided.

Romic Care Foundation remains committed to uplifting communities through skills development, health education, and transformative outreach programs. But our work grows stronger with the support of people like you. We invite partners, well-wishers, and community members to join us in empowering even more young women.

Be part of the change.
Join Romic Care Foundation today.

📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.romicare.org
📞 0773001616

07/11/2025

🌍 Every Step Saves a Life: 💜
The Problem
In Jinja and surrounding districts in Uganda, over 50% of Survivors of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) do not access timely, integrated, and effective support services. Hence often forced to navigate a fragmented support system moving from police stations to hospitals and back, then to legal offices and so forth frequently alone and without psychosocial support. This disjointed approach not only retraumatizes survivors but also severely delays justice and healing. These delays can be even fatal, a case in point is a 16years old girl who was Pressured into an unsafe abortion, sought help but instead of urgent care, she was delayed by broken systems, stigma, and fear. By the time she reached a hospital, it was too late. Her death could have been prevented if a One-Stop Crisis Centre had existed.
Our Solution
Romic Care Foundation (ROCAF) is building a One-Stop GBV Crisis Centre, a safe Place open 24/7 where survivors will find: ✅ Urgent medical care within hours, not days✅ Psychosocial counseling for healing✅ Temporary safe shelter and protection✅ Legal aid to pursue justice✅ Reintegration support to rebuild lives
👉 No more running in circles. One door. One team. Immediate help.
The Campaign:
We’re inviting you to turn solidarity into action:
🏃 Run/Walk 4 km in honor of survivors
💰 Donate any amount you can
👥 Nominate 4 friends to join
📲 Share your photo/video with .

👉 This challenge will culminate in a Big Community Run/Walk on 13/DEC/2025 which is the grand finale bringing together all people who have been doing the in their Homes, schools, churches, mosques, businesses, WhatsApp groups or companies to break the silence on GBV.
Our Goal
We aim to raise $178,900 by 30th/April/ 2026, to run the Centre for its first year, launching a 5-year pilot project to serve thousands of survivors.

How Your Gift Helps Survivors.
💜 $15 → Case management & follow-up for 1 survivor
💜 $20 → Counseling session for 1 survivor
💜 $27 → Urgent medical care OR 1 night of safe shelter
💜 $135 → Full reintegration support for school/work
💜 $229 → A complete survivor care package (medical, counseling, shelter, legal aid)
🌟 Any amount → Restores dignity and saves lives.
Prefer ongoing impact? 👉Choose monthly giving at checkout.
Where Does Your Donation Go?
Your gift helps fund the One-Stop Crisis Centre in Jinja, Uganda, including:
• Outfitting survivor treatment rooms
• Hiring trauma counsellors and legal officers
• Maintaining a safe emergency shelter
• Running 24/7 crisis response hotline and transport
• Organizing school and community prevention programs
Donate today: 👉FOR DIASPORA CLICK: https://givebutter.com/run4survivors
👉 All gifts are tax-deductible via our U.S. fiscal sponsor, Group 36 (501c3 nonprofit).
Donate today: 👉LOCALLY: MTN; *165*3 #846180. AIRTEL; *185*9 #4398925
OR Wire direct to BOA; 03206470001. (In names of Romic Care Foundation)
💜 Every step saves a life. Every shilling restores dignity.

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02/02/2025

Thank the Team of ROCAF, which participated in the Jinja district international day cerebration which took place on 29th/o1/2025 at Kakira Town Council headquarters Jinja district. At the ceremony was the Hon.Kintu brandon( MP Kagoma) as the Chief Quest, Other guests were; he RDC Jinja district etc. I still extend my appreciation to Suzan( focal person HIV/AIDS) and your team for all the organizations. And also thank other fellow CSOs and development partners for all the support you rendered for the success of this function.
AIDS Day. ,

30/09/2024

workshop, thank the focal person jinja for inviting us for the training on how to register for the accreditation certificate for all CSO,CBO and NGO Providing HIV Services to the community organized by Aids information centre, and AIDS COMMISSION in jinja city at the district water offices. Thanks to all CSO, CBOs and NGOs that attended.