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  • Skills4Life

    Skills4Life

    Your donations go towards teaching life skills and supporting orphans dealing with bereavement and other issues.

  • Food4Life

    Food4Life

    Your donations help feed children and families

  • Build4TheFuture

    Build4TheFuture

    Our volunteers building houses for orphans

Welcome to Coco’s Foundation…

As a registered UK charity, we inspire UK teenagers so they can support and help orphaned children communities within the poorest areas in South Africa. Our aim is to deliver each child’s basic needs: food, water, shelter and professional emotional support. The Foundation works with international companies, UK schools, community groups and many individual volunteers to help change children’s lives. We are funded entirely by donations. The Foundation do not take any administrative costs and every penny donated goes to one of our core projects:

Build4TheFuture – providing homes and shelter for child-headed families
Food4Life – feeding children every day
Skills4Life – delivering professional emotional & life skills

Get involved with Coco’s Foundation

There are many diverse ways you too can get involved and support the Foundation's work. From fundraising and sponsorship, to joining our Trustees on a trip South Africa to help build homes and/or help feed and support orphans and their communities.

Coco's Foundation makes a positive difference to those living in the most desperate conditions. If you’d like to help us we’d love to hear from you.

What we do

How Coco’s Foundation make a difference

  • Food4Life in Inhambane

    Coco’s Foundation is launching another Food4Life programme in Inhambane, Mozambique after it was hit by a devastating cyclone in February 2017.

  • Build4TheFuture

    Our Build4TheFuture programme is designed to help young people to understand the world around them.

  • Food4Life

    CoCo’s Foundation is currently funding the desperate children and children-headed families.

Testimonials

What our volunteers say

  • “The most exhausting thing I have ever done. But the most rewarding”

    Jessica Qarmby

  • “I realised in the UK I had opportunity and choice”

    Jake Wetton , Project Manager

  • “It was the hardest thing I have done but the most rewarding” “Get me a bricklayer”

    Natalie West, Hair Stylist

  • “Our businesses took more income with 6 team members in Africa”

    Tracey Gascoin, Salon Owner

  • “My biggest fear, was running out of food”

    Dan Maccrossen Salon Owner

  • “Help whenever you can and love whenever you can, we breath the same air”

    Charlotte Carter, Sales Advisor