Equitable Life Organization International (ELOI) is a team of passionate individuals united by a common purpose: “Defend and advocate for justice, human rights, health, hope, and dignity of New Americans and other underserved populations of our communities, while fostering cultural exchange through volunteer abroad services.”
“A world where our communities extend a helping hand to their neighbor, New Americans thrive, we care for our elders with humanity & respect, we build in time to provide outlets to those suffering from addiction & mental health issues, we help our youth navigate the novel challenges of our rapidly changing global atmosphere, and we support sustainability initiatives for our environment.”
ELOI is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. We challenge injustice, fight for freedom, and campaign to ensure we uplift everyone in our communities with compassion.
We are advocates and policy experts who work together to protect rights and hold those in power to high standards that serve the common good.
Together, we have been working on projects in the USA to foster stronger communities since 2021.
When immigrants arrive in the USA seeking a new life, many of those who decide to legally apply for immigration relief are incarcerated, under cruel conditions, in detention centers run by ICE.
ELOI works closely together with other partners whose sole purpose/aim is to strengthen the quality of interventions, inclusiveness in program monitoring…...
One of the areas ELOI takes so seriously and very importantly is health. Under this program in the USA, we focus a lot much more on Mental health because it’s been identified as ……
In our efforts to broaden experiences and exposure, we encourage people to travel and discover, explore and experience what lay ahead of their geographical boundaries through
You may host an immigrant who has been released from Detention or whose time of living at the immigrant shelter is expired…
We take young people recovering from drug addiction on a self-sponsored post recovery trip to Uganda-East Africa and place them on hands on projects under our sister organization www.eloiministries.org for a period of between 3months to 1 year or even more with hope that at the end of the program, they will have discovered themselves and renewed or found purpose for their lives.
He is a human rights activist and was also a political activist in Uganda. He was detained and tortured by authorities and had relatives killed and severely injured because of his activities which included encouraging Ugandans to vote. He came to the U.S. legally, seeking asylum. He was detained in Texas for more than 2 years, his diabetes went untreated, and he all but lost his eyesight.
We are connected and work with grass-root organizations at the southern Boarder of USA where the need is enormous to identify those who genuinely need support and we do make sure that the individuals have gone through the right channels and fully inspected by the authorities. So our work starts directly with the individual in question right from the time they are introduced to us.
Join a community of compassionate individuals who are dedicated to serving those in need and creating positive change. Your time and efforts will leave a lasting impact and create memories that will warm your heart forever.
