Our students pay a modest fee, which covers books, uniforms, stationery, and daily lunch. However, due to high inflation and limited employment opportunities for migrant families, some children are unable to afford the full fee. Your financial support of just US$35 per month can make a significant impact in their lives
With just US$35 a month, your sponsorship provides free education for a child and helps alleviate the financial strain on their parents. Sponsors will receive progress updates from our teachers twice a year, keeping you connected to the child you support.
Below is the list of children who need help.
Mary is a 15-year-old girl with dreams of continuing her education. When she was just 10, her father left the family, and her mother, Sue, remarried and had two more children. Sue, a full-time housewife, depends on her new husband for financial support, but unfortunately, he is unwilling to help Mary with her education. He believes Mar
Mary is a 15-year-old girl with dreams of continuing her education. When she was just 10, her father left the family, and her mother, Sue, remarried and had two more children. Sue, a full-time housewife, depends on her new husband for financial support, but unfortunately, he is unwilling to help Mary with her education. He believes Mary should work to support the family. Sue, however, is torn. She wants to see her daughter continue her studies, but without the financial means, she feels helpless. Sue is filled with remorse that she cannot provide the support Mary desperately needs to succeed in school.
Daniel is a 10-year-old boy with big hopes for his future. His mother left when he was just 8 years old, and now he lives with his father, who works as an electrician. Unfortunately, last June, Daniel’s father suffered a stroke, leaving him unable to work. With their only source of income lost, the family is relying on the kindness of re
Daniel is a 10-year-old boy with big hopes for his future. His mother left when he was just 8 years old, and now he lives with his father, who works as an electrician. Unfortunately, last June, Daniel’s father suffered a stroke, leaving him unable to work. With their only source of income lost, the family is relying on the kindness of relatives and friends to get by. Despite his father's ongoing recovery, Daniel's family is struggling to pay for his schooling in 2025, and his father has expressed his deep concern about how they will manage the school fees.
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