Sponsor a child
For many children, poverty is the main barrier to an education. Your sponsorship covers school fees, uniforms, books and learning materials so a child can stay in school and dream big.

How to help us
Ways to give
There are many ways to stand with the children. Choose the one that fits you best, or reach out and we will find the right fit together.
For many children, poverty is the main barrier to an education. Your sponsorship covers school fees, uniforms, books and learning materials so a child can stay in school and dream big.
Partner with us as a corporate sponsor. Your support helps us provide a safe, loving home for the children and contributes to lasting community development.
Mark your birthday, anniversary or joyous moment by sharing it with the children. Bring a meal, a gift, or simply your presence and a smile.
Contributions from individuals like you keep food on the table and the lights on. Give once, give regularly, or give in memory of a loved one.
Food items, clothing, toiletries, mattresses, books and school materials are always needed. Get in touch and we will let you know what the home needs most right now.
Share your time and skills. Teach, mentor, help with homework or support events at the home. Your presence tells a child that someone cares.

Your time can change a child's story.
Volunteering
Academics are often challenging for children who have not had a stable home. Helping a child read, understand maths or simply finish homework removes barriers to success. Here is what you need to know:
Proximity
Your location matters. Consider applying if you live close enough to the home for regular attendance not to be an issue.
Schedule
Volunteering hours follow the home's routine. You would usually be allotted a couple of hours per day, or on alternate days.
Periods
Volunteering typically takes place during school holidays, long vacations and break periods.
Contact
After reviewing applications, we may only be able to contact shortlisted volunteers, in line with the needs of the children in the home.

Every gift, big or small, puts food on the table, books in little hands and hope in young hearts.