Who We Are

Equitable Life Organization International (ELOI) is a team of passionate individuals united by a common purpose: to defend and advocate for justice and human rights for New Americans, support mental health recovery for youths struggling with addiction, and foster cultural exchange through Volunteer Abroad Services.

Our mission is to restore dignity and hope to those we serve by providing humane conditions and services that empower them to regain their footing. We strive to uphold trust, loyalty, sincerity, confidence, stability, faith, and intelligence, and to transform the attitudes of the societies we serve.

With compassion, justice, and restoration at our core, we aim to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we touch.

Our Commitment

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.”

“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.”

♦Compassion: We embrace empathy and kindness, serving with love and respect.
♦Justice: We stand for fairness and equality, advocating for human rights and dignity.

♦Restoration: We believe in the power of redemption, supporting recovery and rehabilitation with humanity.

♦Inclusion: We celebrate diversity, promoting cultural exchange and understanding.

♦Integrity: We uphold trust, loyalty, and sincerity, acting with transparency and accountability.

Our Values

In order to achieve our objectives, ELOI has established five core values above.
These expand into eight categories of organizational values:

Integrity, transparency and accountability

These principles underpin every department, role, and responsibility at ELOI. Our team operates with honesty, reliability, and full accountability for our actions and decisions.

Equity

Equity drives our human resource management, organizational development, and program design. As an equal-opportunity employer, ELOI uses a responsive, merit-based reward system to attract, motivate, and retain talented personnel.

Empathy

We serve every community member with impartiality, deep understanding, and open-mindedness, ensuring equal care and compassion in every situation we encounter.

Community Focus

Serving our communities is the core reason for our existence. We design and deliver responsive, high-impact programs that directly address identified local needs while ensuring maximum value for those we serve.

Teamwork

Collaborative effort drives our success. Bound by a shared mission and vision, our team members support one another to ensure the seamless execution of every project.

Professionalism

We maintain deep expertise in our respective fields while upholding high ethical standards, operational excellence, and mutual respect for both our team and beneficiaries.

Flexibility

We adapt our programs to fit the realities of community life, actively accommodating constraints related to family responsibilities, professional commitments, and geographic distance.

Sustainability

We believe knowledge is the foundation of long-term development. By empowering individuals with actionable skills and insights, we ensure lasting, self-sustaining progress within our communities.

Non-Discrimination Policy

  • We are non-political and non-religious, ELOI is a 501(c)3 nonprofit and a non-discriminating organization. Our projects and programs DO NOT require conversion to any religious faith in order to be a beneficiary.

  • ELOI does not discriminate beneficiaries based on age, gender, sexuality, tribe, race, creed, color, disability, nationality, marital status, family status, nor political or religious affiliations.

  • ELOI Program’s beneficiaries and volunteers are not required to learn about, adhere, or convert to any religious doctrine or faith as a condition of receiving our services.
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    Major Objectives

    Specific Objectives

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    ELOI was founded and duly incorporated in 2021 under the laws of the state of Vermont. We are a non-profit organization that works with underserved members of our communities. We have helped provide basic needs like shelter, food, clothing, medical care, guidance, consultation, and orientation to New Americans. We aim to reduce cultural shock by acting as a bridge between New Americans and legal and social services readily available for them to explore. Furthermore, we are devoted in our mission to provide services that improve the health of underserved members of our community.

    We care for our elderly through our volunteer services and are devoted to an ambitious goal of building a memory care and assisted living facility that will prioritize the restoration of dignity to these individuals which carry rich history and importance. Additionally, ELOI prioritizes the mental health of its beneficiaries by creating a space to listen and understand how these struggles are affecting those we serve. With this information, we connect people to needed medical assistance to the best of our ability.

    Our organization helps provide recovery support to those suffering from addiction via travel to Africa where they will be connected with dignified personnel to help with their full recovery. Finally, we are developing initiatives that allow our youth to participate in research on human rights policies. From their findings, we support participants of this program to connect to members of our communities to create publications, advocate for human rights, and organize local efforts that educate the broader community about these issues.

    President & Founder

    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.

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