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We Do Not Believe in Removing Children from Their Homes.

The children we serve are not up for adoption. They belong to their families, their communities, and their roots. They do not need to be rescued from their culture or their people. They need access to education, clean water, and nutritious food so they can thrive where they are. That is why we sponsor children. Not to take them away. But to give them the tools to build a future on their own terms.

Help Sylvie Get an Education

Sylvie and her family at home in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Sylvie is 14. She Dreams of Becoming a Teacher

But every semester, she watches that dream slip away.

Her father passed away when she was young. Her mother is raising Sylvie and her two siblings alone – while paying expensive medical bills for Sylvie’s older sister, who cannot perform basic tasks or attend school.

Her mother is doing everything she can. But it is not enough.

Sylvie is forced to drop out of school when her family can no longer afford her tuition. Her mother invests everything she has into Sylvie – hoping that one day, she will finish school, get a better job, and lift her family out of poverty.

Sylvie has dreams. She has the drive. She just needs someone to give her a chance.

Sponsor Sylvie Today

Sponsor Four Children Left Behind

Dorcas and her siblings, who are being raised without parents or a guardian.

Dorcas is 12 years old. She is not a child anymore. She is a parent.

Her father died while mining without proper protection. Her mother walked away and never came back. Now Dorcas is raising her three siblings – ages 8, 4, and 3 – alone. No parents. No guardian. No one to turn to. They are not in school. They are not eating properly. One sibling is already suffering from malnutrition.

This is not a story you scroll past. This is real. And you can change it.

Your Sponsorship Will Provide: Nutritious Meals, Medical Help, Education

Sponsorship Disclaimer

Please note: This is a sponsorship, not an adoption. These children are not available for adoption. Your support provides food, medical care, education and basic necessities. It does not grant legal or parental rights.