Share With A Child In The Community
Your act of sharing as little as £3.00/$4.00 a week, can provide a child with much-needed education, medical care and nutritional support. Above all else, it gives a child a chance...
Meet some of the children in need of a little extra love and support below...
Our Child Sponsorship program is set to US Dollars only, we found that if we had it in other currencies it was not fair as sometimes the exchange would change and a sponsor in one currency would pay less than the other!
But above the sponsorship box below is a currency exchange, so you can see
real time exactly what the child sponsorship will cost you in your own currency!
Watch Doreen's Story to see how sponsoring a child can actually change a life!
We offer 3 tiers for child sponsorship. All sponsorship no matter what the tier changes young lives in Tanzania beyond comprehension.
Sponsoring a child on all tiers provides:
Bronze
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Access to full-time education
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Access to medical care as and when needed
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Access to suitable nutrition
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Clothing shoes and all school equipment
Silver (all of the above +)
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Housing if required
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Additional support, tuition- (Government schools we work with do their best, but with a lack of funding and equipment, many of our children have much better pass marks when they have access to smaller tuition classes on an evening and weekend)
Gold (all of the above +)
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Income supplementation to avoid children having to labour outside of school
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Amenities such as mattresses. (most of the children we help have only ever slept on the floor.)
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Solar lanterns- (to be able to study in an evening.)
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Specialised medical care if needed. (If a child is disabled for example.)
Sharing as little as £3/$4 a week can provide a child with the things in life all children should have a birthright we feel.
· Safe and secure access to full-time education
· Access to medical care, as and when needed
· Access to nutritional support, if, as and when needed
· Housing if required
· An escape from child labour (supplementing family income, or food supplies to ensure the children do not need to labour to help with the family needs)
· Amenities, such as a mattress to sleep on, and a solar light to do home-work with( Dependent on the sponsorship level)
· Additional educational support such as tuition (Dependent on the sponsorship level)
· A childhood filled with hope, and a chance at their dreams with it.
Six year old Maria lives with her mother in a mud house without running water or electricity. Maria's mother struggles to provide basic needs for them. Maria wants to attend school and dreams of becoming a teacher in the future.
Seven year old Godbless lives with his father and grandmother. They live in a mud house without running water or electricity. Godbless' mother passed away shortly after he was born. His father struggles to support the family. Often taking odd jobs or collecting bottles to try to sell them. Godbless does not have a proper school uniform and his family is unable to afford his fees.
Nine year old Gift lives with his two siblings and his mother, who is unwell, in a mud house with no running water or electricity. His father died in 2019. As the oldest child, Gift takes on the responsibility of providing money to buy food for the family and his mother's medication. Gift goes out into the streets and washes peoples cars. He cannot afford to pay school fees since the money he obtains helps to feed the family. Gift dreams of becoming a teacher when he is grown up!
Melkyori is 10 years old and lives together with both his parents and two siblings. His mother is sadly suffering from long term illness which leaves her fully dependant on her husband. Melkyori's father is working hard to support his family with basic needs and his wife with the much needed medication. Sadly this means, that the family cannot afford school needs and equipment for the children... Melkyori however has a plan: He dreams of becoming a successful business man in future!
Karimali is 12 years and lives together with his grandfather. Until a few years back, Karimali was living a normal life with his parents... sadly, one day, both his parents died in an accident which changed Karimali's life forever. Karimali's grandfather is truly doing his best caring for his grandson, but the very little income he makes is not enough to cover Karimali's school needs or equipment. Karimali dreams of becoming a doctor one day!
Sefu is 10 years old and dreams of becoming a mechanic one day. Sefu lives together with his parents in a little house without access to water nor to electricity. His mother sadly got injured in an accident a few years ago and is mostly bedridden since. His father works hard as a watchman to provide for his wife's constant medical needs and basics such as food for his family. Education for Sefu is a luxury the family sadly cannot afford. Sefu loves cars and dreams of becoming a mechanic one day
