Community Outreach
Regular presence in the communities we serve.

Impact
Numbers only mean something with a method behind them. Here is what we count, how we count it and where it is published.
By the numbers
0+
Lives Impacted
0+
Families Supported
0+
Girls Empowered
0+
Community Projects
Activity streams
Regular presence in the communities we serve.
Monthly staples for enrolled households.
Supplies, fees and classroom resources.
Free screening, treatment and referrals.
Training, grants and market linkage.
Practical trades that create income.
Guidance from people who have walked it.
Rapid response when crisis hits.
Outcomes
Selected results from the most recent reporting period, including the projects still in progress.
| Project | Location | Beneficiaries | Status | Progress |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keep Her in School 2026 | Nasarawa State | 120 girls | Ongoing | 68% |
| Mobile Medical Outreach | Rural FCT communities | 3,400 patients | Ongoing | 54% |
| Elder Dignity Programme | Abuja & Kogi State | 180 elders | Ongoing | 72% |
| Digital Literacy Labs | Benue State | 600 students | Upcoming | 22% |
| Women's Livelihood Grants | Nasarawa State | 85 women | Completed | 100% |
| Family Relief Rapid Response | Multi-state | 500+ households | Ongoing | 61% |
Transparency
Published documents available on request while the download library is being finalised.
PDF · 3.2 MB
Full-year programme results, audited financials and governance review.
PDF · 2.7 MB
Five-year programme trends and beneficiary outcome tracking.
PDF · 1.1 MB
Independently reviewed statements of income and expenditure.
PDF · 480 KB
Child and vulnerable adult protection standards for staff and volunteers.
Voices
“I finished secondary school because someone I have never met decided my education mattered. I am studying nursing now.”
“Volunteering here changed how I see my own city. The team is organised, the records are clean, and the people come first.”
“As a corporate partner we require reporting most NGOs cannot produce. Hands of El-Roi delivered it on time, every quarter.”
“They fed my children when I could not, and then they helped me start the business that feeds them now.”