Capo Cares Foundation

Transforming the lives of orphans and vulnerable children. [email protected]

[Eagle FM Namibia @EagleFMNam]

A 34-year-old mother is looking for assistance from the public. Elise Hainane is a resident of Oshilao village in the Ohangwena region.

She has three children who are all disabled. The eldest is 11-years-old, and is disabled on the left side of the body.

[UNICEF Namibia @UnicefNamibia]

Did you know?

Our culture connects us with our community, helps us belong and shapes our sense of identity. Too often indigenous & minority children are denied the right to enjoy their culture, practise their religion or use their own language.

#CRC Article 30 #ForEveryChild

[Capo Cares Foundation @capocares]

Wishing you a joyful festive season from the CAPO Cares Foundation family.

[Kanakulya Charles Peter @kanakulya_peter]

Our most important task as a nation is to make sure all our young people can achieve their dreams. Barack Obama

[United Nations in Namibia @UNNamibia]

Access to improved sanitation is a basic human right, yet in #Namibia, 46% nationally practice open defecation. Only 54% of the population practice handwashing at critical times. Safe water supply and sanitation are thus critical in response to the Hepatitis outbreak in 🇳🇦.

[Capo Cares Foundation @capocares]

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