Sponsor a Child
Children who need sponsors today
A number of children start their education without a sponsor in place so that they can benefit from a full school year.
Here are 2 young children looking for their place to be sponsored today. Sponsors are welcome from anywhere in the world.
Princess Jachell
Opportunity:
Princess Jachell is a lovely young lady who aspires to be a teacher one day. Her mother describes her as a sweet and lovable daughter. Her hobby is playing with a doll with a friend. She enjoys dancing and singing, and she sometimes pretends to be a teacher. Even though she has never been to school, she can recognize colours, numbers, and letters and can even write her name with the help of her mother.
Support needed;
The family lives in Sitio Pintor in a small house made of scrap materials. Their home is devoid of space and amenities. The area is surrounded by garbage, and the smell is unpleasant, furthermore, the location lacks a reliable source of electricity and clean water. They are temporarily powering themselves with a rechargeable battery and to get that battery they had to pay for it in instalments. They pay 100 pesos per week for battery charging. They rely on the purified water delivered daily to have clean water, which costs 25 pesos per container. Her mother's only option for sustaining the family's expenses is to borrow money from a lending company, which technically added to their weekly expenses.
Christian
Birthday: January 25th 2017
Opportunity:
Chris is a cute and shy little boy who is his family's obedient, cheerful, kind, and sweet son and brother. He enjoys playing with toy cars with his playmates and cousins. Chris enjoys singing and dancing. He aspires to be a police officer someday.
The family lives in Sitio Pintor in a small house made of scrap materials. Their house does not have a comfort room. It is not pleasant to live in their house. The area is surrounded by garbage, and the smell is unpleasant. It also has insects and flies that can spread disease, furthermore, the location lacks a reliable source of electricity and clean water. They are temporarily using a solar panel as a power source and to get that solar panel they paid for it in instalments. The family rely on the purified water delivered daily to have clean water, which costs 25 pesos per container. the mother's only option for sustaining the family's expenses is to borrow money from a lending company, which has added to their weekly expenses.