How we’re tracking towards 2020
You probably hear us say that we’re on a mission to establish 20,000 quality educational places by 2020 a lot right? But have you wondered how we’re actually tracking?
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Foundation Update #2 – Incident in Mannya
Cotton On Group is devastated over fire in Uganda school
Foundation Update – Incident in Mannya Uganda
Incident in Mannya Uganda
Wheely Changing Lives One Bike at a Time
How did you get to school?A lot of us caught the bus, parents drove many of us, some of us rode our bikes and a couple of us walked the few blocks between our house and school.
Making Strides in Maternal & Child Healthcare
Pregnancy should be one of the happiest times of a woman’s life. However, a lack of maternal and natal healthcare can make the whole experience a little scary.
The Link Between Food & Learning
Here at Cotton On Foundation, we understand that when your schooling is effected, everything can be effected. The way we look at it, when kids are happy, healthy and supported... t
A Single Vaccination | A World of Difference
Raise your hand if you’re afraid of needles. For many of us, vaccination season can be a bit scary. But, for many, the reality of a life without vaccinations is far more daunting.
3 in 10 People Across The Globe Live Without Access To Clean Drinking Water.
What does clean water mean to you? We use clean, drinkable water for almost everything. We get it from the tap, the shower, and we even have it in our toilet! We have access to an
Learning Materials | A Catalyst For Change
At Kyampalakata we’ve been able to provide all kinds of supplies, including the LARA textbooks that are used for Early Grade Reading for Primary One to Primary Four. On top of that
Breaking Down the Barriers of Accessing Education | Sanitary Items
In Southern Uganda, a lack of access to sanitary items can mean more than a minor inconvenience. Not having access to sanitary items can mean that girls simply miss school when the
