
Who We Are
Transforming Communities Through Holistic Care in Uganda
Founded in May 2001 at Our Lady of Africa Mbuya Catholic Parish, Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative (ROM) is a faith-based, community-rooted NGO dedicated to supporting vulnerable urban and rural communities across Uganda. Guided by the values of dignity, compassion, and accountability, ROM delivers a holistic model of care serving People Living with HIV and their families, vulnerable and marginalized persons, women, young mothers, children, adolescents, youth, and the elderly. Beyond direct service delivery, ROM strengthens health facilities, community-based organizations, and civil society organizations to build resilient health and social systems. Our programs are tailored to address the diverse needs of these groups and institutions, ensuring equitable access to health, education, social protection, and economic opportunities, while reinforcing community and system-level capacity for sustainable impact. Over the years, ROM has evolved into a leading community health organization in Uganda empowering individuals and families to live responsible, healthy, and dignified lives.
24 Years of Impact
Health Services
Health for All
Psychosocial
Support
Healing Minds, Strengthening Families
Economic Empowerment
Building Resilient Livelihoods
Community Development
Strong Communities, Inclusive Growth
Our Programs
Health
HIV, TB, NCDs, geriatric care, MCH, and health systems strengthening.
Orphans & Vulnerables
Early childhood development, case management and psychosocial support, and family strengthening and resilience.
Livelihood
Family strengthening & resilience , VSLAs/YSLAs, Financial literacy & entrepreneurship training Economic Empowerment Food security & nutrition initiatives, Renewable energy, ECD, etc
Education
Education Formal education support (primary -tertiary) Accelerated learning & safe spaces for adolescents Vocational & technical skilling Life skills, mentorship, & digital literacy
Gender Equality
Violence Prevention & Treatment (VPT); Survivor-centered care, male engagement, empowerment of AGYW & marginalized groups, & inclusive advocacy.
News & Updates



ROM Education Fund beneficiary to become Doctor, build home for the elderly
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