Reach Out to Humanity (ROTH) is a registered* non-profit, secular organization that is founded on the principle that every human being has the right to proper health care, clean water, education, nutrition, and shelter regardless of race, gender, or religion. Our aim is to uphold these ideals through various ongoing initiatives in disadvantaged areas throughout the world.

*Charity Business Number 86001 0990 RR 0001 with Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)

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Give to Get : The Silent Auction Is Now Closed 07.06.2010

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Want to make a difference? Reach Out to Humanity (ROTH) is recruiting its team of runners for the Marathon Oasis de Montréal , held this September 5th! Runners have been participating in this marathon on behalf of ROTH for three years, raising over $30,000, helping to build life-saving and life-changing infrastructure all over the world.

 
Shy at first, the children living in the villages around the site of the Maasai Women Secondary School have become great friends of the ROTH volunteers. Nowadays, you can hear children yelling the names of many of our volunteers as they pass by the site, waving a greeting to the volunteers hard at work. 
 
Our volunteers have been paint-splattered for almost a week straight now; with so much work to be done, we’ve all been pulling long days at the site in order to complete phase I of the Maasai Women Secondary School on time.
 
The Maasai Women Secondary School’s first phase of construction is almost over. We’re working hard in these last two weeks to make sure that the classrooms and dormitory will be ready for our girls in the next school year.
 
Lembris Raphael Shambaru is one of the most experienced people on the site of the Maasai Women Secondary School; along with his partner Ombeni Jublate, he is in charge of all the labourers. On the site, he’s known as the fundi, which means manager or overseer.