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(UG) Farm Manager

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Our students in Uganda are learning about animal husbandry, but they need an expert to teach them. This farm manager will oversee the farm, ensure the animals are well cared for, and teach the children valuable life skills that they can use after graduation. 

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You Gave Life-Saving Care to Susan

Susan from Uganda knew that the terrible shaking could happen at any time—at school, while she was doing chores, when she was with her friends. Sometimes, the tremors were so bad, Susan lost consciousness.

by COTN staff

(UG) Shoes for Sponsored Children

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Uganda
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Growing children often need more than one pair of shoes in a year. This is especially true for children who walk long distances to and from school—children who are at risk of getting hurt if they don’t have shoes. Shoes protect children from injury, parasites, and illness. Shoes make sure that children grow up healthy and with dignity.
 
Your gift will provide shoes for growing children in Uganda! You are keeping the children safe and in school by ensuring that they have shoes that fit. Thank you for caring about the children of Uganda!
 
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(UG) Secondary School Science Equipment

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Uganda
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Your generous gift will allow the students of Marani Honors High School in Uganda to have a hands-on education that focuses on science. 
 
The national exams that every student in Uganda takes include a practical portion that tests a student’s ability to perform science experiments.
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Emergency Medical Care for Children in Need

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Your generous gift today will help a sick child like Amidu.

Amidu was brought to Children of the Nations’ Sierra Leone clinic with a dangerously high fever, vomiting and weak.

Tests revealed a familiar enemy: malaria.

Malaria causes fever and flu-like symptoms. Without treatment, it can lead to seizures, organ failure, and even death—and children, like Amidu, are particularly at risk.

Malaria is treatable. But it’s hard for a child living in poverty to get the medical care they need.

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Photos from Your Child's Christmas Party in Uganda

 
Christmas in Uganda may not have snow, decked-out trees, and twinkling lights—but it’s still a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.
 

by COTN Staff

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Photos from Your Child's Camp in Uganda

For Children of the Nations–Uganda, camp is held in December. Here’s a special look at how your sponsored child spent their time at camp.

by COTN staff

(UG) Centralized Solar Power (Phase 1)

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Uganda
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The Children of the Nations campus in Uganda does not have a consistent power source, and staff must often resort to using a costly generator for power.
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Thank You for an Amazing Field Trip in Uganda

Fifty Children of the Nations–Uganda students recently went on a three-day field trip (which they call a “study tour”) around their country. These students were in seventh grade (the last year of primary school), and this trip taught them about different career paths, natural science, and Ugandan history. The trip also helped prepare them for their big, national end-of-year exam.

by Rene Santana, Children of the Nations Volunteer Writer

Clothe a Child Head to Toe

Give a child an outfit, shoes, socks, and underwear
$34.00

Your gift will provide one child with clothes, socks, underwear, and shoes—keeping them safe, healthy, and dignified. 

Gift catalog purchases come with a free COTN card, which you can print and send to your friends and family.

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