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.
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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
Our Global Citizen Partnership
In 2013 we partnered with Global Citizen to work towards eradicating extreme global poverty. Global Citizen is a movement of engaged citizens, across the globe, dedicated to using
It’s Official… Four New Schools!
This month marks the biggest school opening since the Cotton On Foundation began 11 years ago, and the biggest single step we've made towards achieving 20,000 quality educational p
School For Life – A Perfect Partnership
In 2015, we partnered with the School for Life Foundation to assist in the funding of the construction of a Primary and Secondary school in Mbazzi, Uganda.
Nelson Mandela Centenary: A common goal shared
The Nelson Mandela Centenary 2018 marks 100 years of Mandela’s life and legacy. It is the chance for the people around the world, to reflect on his life and continue his mission.
Build Bunjakko, A Global Effort.
This June, we set out to raise enough funds to build a new school for the kids of Bunjakko.
Mother’s Day 2018
This Mother’s Day we’re shining a light on maternal and child healthcare in Southern Uganda. Because as our first educators, our carers and our role models, we know that a healthy
