About ODKHC

Built for the long term.

Oling Dawn Kerjew Humanitarian and Charities is a registered non-profit humanitarian and charitable organization established in the Sovereign Republic of Uganda, operating under a valid permit and certificate of operation issued in 2025.

Our Vision

A world where no one is left behind.

To build a peaceful, educated, healthy, and economically empowered global society where no individual is left behind because of poverty, gender, or social disadvantage.

Our Mission

To deliver sustainable humanitarian and charitable interventions through non-profit education, healthcare, scientific research, peace education, women's empowerment, and community-based development — in cooperation with governments, international institutions, and development partners — for service to humanity, for God and mankind.

ODKHC mission in action
Organizational Overview

Dedicated to advancing sustainable, dignified development.

Oling Dawn Kerjew Humanitarian and Charities is dedicated to advancing sustainable education, healthcare, scientific research, peace-building, gender empowerment, community development, and economic transformation for underprivileged populations. The organization places special focus on needy children, women and girls, and the families of Uganda's security personnel — including members of the Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF), Uganda Police Force, Uganda Prisons Service, and other recognized security institutions — while operating in full alignment with Uganda Government policy, United Nations frameworks, and international humanitarian principles.

Our Journey So Far

From certification to community impact — 2025.

2 Aug 2025

Community grinding mill established

A sustainable, affordable grain-processing facility was set up in Myene, Kamdini Sub-county, Oyam District — reducing post-harvest labour burdens for local households.

11 Aug 2025

Scholastic materials distributed

Books, school bags and learning materials were distributed to students at a village Secondary School, Myene, Kamdini, supporting continued access to education for underprivileged learners.

2025

Farming tools distributed

Hoes and essential farming tools were distributed to smallholder farmers in Anywalonino, Odokomit Center, Lira City West, to boost agricultural productivity and household food security.

May-June 2026

Social security mobilization

Community mobilization and sensitization of informal workers was conducted for the Universal Workers and Farmers Social Security Protection Multipurpose Cooperative.

2025

Global digital marketplace partnership signed

An MoU was signed with Fromyfarm PTY LTD (fromyfarm.app), Digital Green Investment Agency LTD and MCash LTD to connect Ugandan farmers to a global digital agricultural marketplace.

What Guides Us

Ten core values.

01

Human Dignity & Compassion

We serve every person with care, respect and compassion, without discrimination of any kind.

02

Equity, Inclusion & Social Justice

We promote fairness and equal opportunity, with special attention to children, women, girls and vulnerable communities.

03

Peace, Pacifism & Non-Violence

We are committed to peace-building, conflict prevention, and harmony at community, national and global levels.

04

Education, Knowledge & Innovation

We treat education, research and innovation as the foundation of sustainable development.

05

Gender Equality & Women Empowerment

We champion women and girls through education, health, leadership and economic participation.

06

Sustainability & Responsible Development

We pursue solutions that are environmentally, socially and economically sound for present and future generations.

07

Integrity, Transparency & Accountability

We govern our finances and programs with honesty, openness and accountability.

08

Partnership & Collaboration

We work hand in hand with governments, UN institutions, donors, volunteers and communities.

09

Service to Humanity & Public Good

We place community welfare above self-interest in every non-profit intervention we undertake.

10

Respect for Law, Culture & Institutions

We honour national and international law and the cultural diversity of the communities we serve.

Governance

Governance kept separate from management.

ODKHC is governed through a clear, accountable structure ensuring transparency, gender balance, and full compliance with Uganda's NGO regulations and international standards.

General Assembly Supreme Organ — Founding, Registered & Honorary Members
Board of Directors / Governing Council Chairperson · Vice Chairperson · Secretary · Treasurer · Board Members
Executive Director / CEO Chief Administrative & Executive Officer
Senior Management Team Programs · Finance & Admin · Education & Research · Health · Gender · Peace · Partnerships · Legal
Program Departments & Field Units Regional Coordinators · District Officers · School, Hospital & Project Managers · Community Committees

Board Committees

  • Finance and Audit Committee
  • Education and Research Committee
  • Health and Social Services Committee
  • Gender and Women Empowerment Committee
  • Peace, Governance and Ethics Committee
  • Partnerships and Resource Mobilization Committee

Program Departments & Units

  • Education Institutions Unit
  • Scientific Research & Innovation Unit
  • Health Facilities Management Unit
  • Women & Girls Skills Development Unit
  • Community Development & Agriculture Unit
  • Peace Education & Pacifism Unit
  • Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning (MEAL) Unit
Leadership

Executive leadership.

Hon. Dr. Oling Dawn Kerjew President / Chief Executive Director / CEO
Counsel Amina Oling Vice President / Vice CEO
Ummy Farheart Executive Secretary
Kissa Oling Chief Financial Officer

Want to partner with ODKHC?

We work with governments, UN institutions, embassies, donors and volunteers through formal partnership agreements.

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