Education access
Back-to-School drives at Buseruka, Kiseke, Bujalya and other schools — scholastic materials, pads, and fee support for vulnerable learners.
Who we are
About Us
Who we are
Country Child Network is a community-rooted organisation in Hoima District, Uganda. We work so children living with disabilities (CLWDs) — and their peers in rural and urban settings — can access education, health, dignity, and belonging. We design programmes with families and schools, not for them.
Mission
Fostering inclusion through advocacy and community engagement.
Vision
A society where inclusion is the norm, not an expectation.
Principles
Core values
Everything we design with schools and families starts from these commitments.
Advocacy
We amplify the needs and voices of children living with disabilities and push for systemic change.
Respect
We honour diversity, dignity, and the inherent worth of every person.
Innovation
We seek creative, practical solutions that match the evolving needs of CLWDs and their communities.
Empowerment
We help children living with disabilities realise their potential and lead fulfilling lives.
Collaboration
Lasting impact comes from partnership — with families, schools, local leaders, NGOs like BOCODEV, and allies across Uganda.
Impact snapshot
What this looks like in practice
Menstrual dignity
Save a Month educates girls and boys, distributes pads, and trains reusable-pad skills so periods never stop progress.
Recognition
Nominated for the Redvocate Awards 2026 by the International Menstrual Hygiene Coalition for menstrual dignity advocacy.