Helping To Sponsor A Child

Joe, aged 12, lives in Kuala Lumpur with his father and three older siblings. His father is the family’s primary breadwinner and has been solely responsible for raising the children since their mother left the family many years ago.

Joe’s eldest sister is a single mother who takes on ad-hoc work to contribute to the household. His older br

Joe, aged 12, lives in Kuala Lumpur with his father and three older siblings. His father is the family’s primary breadwinner and has been solely responsible for raising the children since their mother left the family many years ago.

Joe’s eldest sister is a single mother who takes on ad-hoc work to contribute to the household. His older brother has moved out, while his elder sister is currently being prepared to enter vocational school to continue her studies. As a result, there is limited family support available to sustain Joe’s education.

In light of these circumstances, Joe’s father has reached out to seek educational sponsorship support, so that Joe may continue his schooling in a stable and uninterrupted manner

Brothers Simon, 9, and David, 14, have been long-time students at the school. David, in particular, has always been actively involved in the community, notably serving as an altar boy for the Zotung Catholic Community. Both boys are sharp, creative, and kind, consistently performing excellently in their academics. Their father works as a 

Brothers Simon, 9, and David, 14, have been long-time students at the school. David, in particular, has always been actively involved in the community, notably serving as an altar boy for the Zotung Catholic Community. Both boys are sharp, creative, and kind, consistently performing excellently in their academics. Their father works as a gardener in a remote area near the forest, which comes with various risks, including living in an inadequately protected environment. Despite his hard work, inflation and low wages have made it difficult for him to cover his sons' educational expenses. As a result, he is seeking sponsorship to help them continue their studies

 Mary , a 13-year-old student has two younger siblings, Joseph (Primary 4) and Chris (Primary 2), who also attend our school. The family’s situation took a turn for the worse in 2024 when her father lost all his assets due to financial hardship. Previously, they were doing well as refugees, running their own business and owning a restaura

 Mary , a 13-year-old student has two younger siblings, Joseph (Primary 4) and Chris (Primary 2), who also attend our school. The family’s situation took a turn for the worse in 2024 when her father lost all his assets due to financial hardship. Previously, they were doing well as refugees, running their own business and owning a restaurant and even a car. However, the sudden financial collapse forced the family to stop all their children’s education last year.

By the grace of God, the family has managed to return the children to school this year. Mary's mother works as a vegetable seller, and her father is now employed as a security guard, earning just over 1,000 RM per month. Despite his efforts, his salary is insufficient to cover the school fees for all three children. The family has requested sponsorship for Mary to help reduce their financial burden and ensure the children can continue their education.

  Thomas is an 9 year-old boy with a 6 years younger brother. In 2023, Thomas’ father suffered a stroke that left half of his body paralyzed, making him unable to work. His mother has been preoccupied with caring for both the father and the younger brother, leaving the family with no income.  While their basic needs are met through commun

  Thomas is an 9 year-old boy with a 6 years younger brother. In 2023, Thomas’ father suffered a stroke that left half of his body paralyzed, making him unable to work. His mother has been preoccupied with caring for both the father and the younger brother, leaving the family with no income.  While their basic needs are met through community donations their family struggles with many unmet needs including education for their children. The family has requested sponsorship to support Thomas’ education.

  Twins Michelle and Andrew age 7 years old are bright and full energy. They also have a younger brother who at 1 year old has multiple health problems requiring him to visit the hospital monthly. Their mother dedicates her time to caring for the youngest child, while their father works hard as an electrician to provide for the family. Ho

  Twins Michelle and Andrew age 7 years old are bright and full energy. They also have a younger brother who at 1 year old has multiple health problems requiring him to visit the hospital monthly. Their mother dedicates her time to caring for the youngest child, while their father works hard as an electrician to provide for the family. However, his income is insufficient to cover the family’s living expenses and the medical costs. Sponsorship is sought to ensure the twins can continue their education.. 

 Samantha is a bright and creative 10-year-old who lives with her mother and an infant younger brother. Her late father who was always supportive of her education and artistic pursuits, passed away, leaving the family in a lurch. As a refugee, Samantha’s mother finds it hard to secure stable employment while also caring for an infant. Rel

 Samantha is a bright and creative 10-year-old who lives with her mother and an infant younger brother. Her late father who was always supportive of her education and artistic pursuits, passed away, leaving the family in a lurch. As a refugee, Samantha’s mother finds it hard to secure stable employment while also caring for an infant. Relatives assist with basic needs, but this support is not enough to ensure Samantha’s continued education. Sponsorship would make a significant difference in helping Samantha pursue her dreams.

 May, a 12 years old girl, comes from a family of five. The family resided in Thailand for three years before relocating to Malaysia following the passing of her father. Her mother is currently facing health challenges that prevent her from working. As a result, the family has no primary source of income, which led to May Thu Aung being u

 May, a 12 years old girl, comes from a family of five. The family resided in Thailand for three years before relocating to Malaysia following the passing of her father. Her mother is currently facing health challenges that prevent her from working. As a result, the family has no primary source of income, which led to May Thu Aung being unable to attend school for two years. Recognizing the importance of her daughter’s education, her mother later approached the school to seek sponsorship support to enable May Thu Aung to continue her studies. 

    Tin Za Tha, 6 years old is the younger brother of Thomas, aged 9, who is currently studying in Primary 2 and already sponsored. In 2023, their father suffered a stroke that resulted in partial paralysis, leaving him unable to work. Their mother has been unable to secure stable employment, and the family therefore has no reliable sourc

    Tin Za Tha, 6 years old is the younger brother of Thomas, aged 9, who is currently studying in Primary 2 and already sponsored. In 2023, their father suffered a stroke that resulted in partial paralysis, leaving him unable to work. Their mother has been unable to secure stable employment, and the family therefore has no reliable source of income. Although their basic needs are partially met through community donations, the family continues to face significant challenges, particularly in meeting their children’s educational needs. As a result, the family has requested sponsorship to include Theo as well. 

  August, 10 and Madie , 12 recently fled Syria with their parents after war destroyed their hometown. In leaving, they lost their home, their parents’ secure employment, and financial stability. Arriving in Malaysia without knwoing anyone, their father — a qualified professional back home — now struggles to find work. He relies on his fa

  August, 10 and Madie , 12 recently fled Syria with their parents after war destroyed their hometown. In leaving, they lost their home, their parents’ secure employment, and financial stability. Arriving in Malaysia without knwoing anyone, their father — a qualified professional back home — now struggles to find work. He relies on his fast-depleting savings to provide the family with shelter and food. Despite these challenges, August and Madie remain intelligent, motivated, and musically talented. They are seeking sponsors to support their schooling, so they can learn alongside other children while their father continues to pursue every possible avenue to sustain the family. 

 Joseph, 11 and Chris, 9 are Mary’s younger siblings. In 2024, their father lost all his assets due to financial hardship, which forced the family to withdraw all three children from school for a year as they could no longer afford the fees.

In 2025, the family managed to re-enroll the children, and assistance was provided for Mary’s schoo

 Joseph, 11 and Chris, 9 are Mary’s younger siblings. In 2024, their father lost all his assets due to financial hardship, which forced the family to withdraw all three children from school for a year as they could no longer afford the fees.

In 2025, the family managed to re-enroll the children, and assistance was provided for Mary’s school fees. While both parents are now working— the father as a security guard and the mother as a vegetable seller— they continue to struggle to cover Joseph’s and Chris’s monthly fees.
The parents have asked for support with Joseph and Chris’s education to ease their financial burden and to ensure that all three children can continue their schooling without interruption.

 Kimmy, 10 and Cindy, 8 are Marianne’s younger sisters. Their father a construction vehicle driver, earns slightly over RM2,000 per month— an amount barely enough to cover the family’s basic needs. Their mother a full-time caregiver to their youngest child, who is under three years old, is unable to seek employment. Although Marianne is c

 Kimmy, 10 and Cindy, 8 are Marianne’s younger sisters. Their father a construction vehicle driver, earns slightly over RM2,000 per month— an amount barely enough to cover the family’s basic needs. Their mother a full-time caregiver to their youngest child, who is under three years old, is unable to seek employment. Although Marianne is currently sponsored, the family has struggled for the past eight months to pay Kimmy and Cindy’s school fees. With limited means and little hope of sustaining all three girls’ education, the parents have reached out to request for the sponsorship for their younger daughters. This support would ease their financial burden and ensure that Kimmy and Cindy, alongside Marianne, can continue their schooling without disruption.

Edmund is a bright and curious 5-year-old in Nursery 1 who recently became an older brother. His father, an electrician, lost his full-time job earlier this year and now takes on small jobs to support their family of 4, while his mother cares for the newborn at home.
The family is doing their best to make ends meet, but their income from 

Edmund is a bright and curious 5-year-old in Nursery 1 who recently became an older brother. His father, an electrician, lost his full-time job earlier this year and now takes on small jobs to support their family of 4, while his mother cares for the newborn at home.
The family is doing their best to make ends meet, but their income from part-time work is often not enough to cover daily needs. Despite this, Edmund comes to school each day with a smile, eager to learn and play with his friends. Sponsorship support would help give Edmund with the early childhood education he needs to continue growing and thriving.

Shirley, 8, has been with our school for several years together with her younger sister. Their family of five faces ongoing financial struggles, as her father can only find part-time work and her mother stays home to care for the children.
Despite their challenges, her parents work hard to ensure the children can continue learning. Howeve

Shirley, 8, has been with our school for several years together with her younger sister. Their family of five faces ongoing financial struggles, as her father can only find part-time work and her mother stays home to care for the children.
Despite their challenges, her parents work hard to ensure the children can continue learning. However, with their current limited income, it has become increasingly difficult to keep up with school expenses. A sponsorship for her would ease the family’s burden and allow both sisters to continue receiving the education they love and deserve.

    Julio, 4 years old  currently enrolled in Nursery. He was born outside of marriage and is being currently cared for by his great-grandmother, who is his primary caregiver. His mother, who is still under the age of 21, works in casual employment and is unable to provide Julio with consistent financial and emotional support. Julio’s fat

    Julio, 4 years old  currently enrolled in Nursery. He was born outside of marriage and is being currently cared for by his great-grandmother, who is his primary caregiver. His mother, who is still under the age of 21, works in casual employment and is unable to provide Julio with consistent financial and emotional support. Julio’s father is not involved in his upbringing.

Despite the family’s desire to provide Julio with a stable and nurturing educational environment, their circumstances make it difficult to meet the costs of early education. In light of this, Julio is in need of continued educational support to ensure his ongoing enrolment and early development, giving him the much needed foundation during these important formative years.

  Sherlyn, 8 years old, comes from a family of five where financial stability remains a daily challenge. All three children in the family are currently attending our school with her sister Shirley currently beings sponsored. The father is the sole provider for the household but continues to secure steady employment and relies on part-time

  Sherlyn, 8 years old, comes from a family of five where financial stability remains a daily challenge. All three children in the family are currently attending our school with her sister Shirley currently beings sponsored. The father is the sole provider for the household but continues to secure steady employment and relies on part-time work to support the family. Unfortunately, this limited income is insufficient to meet the needs of his family of five. In view of these circumstances, the family has sought the school’s assistance in extending sponsorship to also include  Sherlyn to ensure their continued access to education.

Cher, (4) and Alice (9) comes from a family of four that is currently experiencing serious financial and health-related challenges. Her father is suffering from a lung disease and is undergoing medical treatment in the hospital. Due to his condition, Cher’s mother is unable to seek employment, as she must provide full-time care for her hu

Cher, (4) and Alice (9) comes from a family of four that is currently experiencing serious financial and health-related challenges. Her father is suffering from a lung disease and is undergoing medical treatment in the hospital. Due to his condition, Cher’s mother is unable to seek employment, as she must provide full-time care for her husband while also looking after the children. As a result, the family has no stable source of income. The family is in need of educational and financial support to ensure that both girls can continue their education.

 Mimi, a 14-year-old girl, lives in Malaysia with her parents and younger brother. Both children attend our school. In 2024, the family faced a financial crisis when both parents, who were employed at the same food and beverage company, experienced irregular salary payments. With no income for two months, they were forced to take on debt 

 Mimi, a 14-year-old girl, lives in Malaysia with her parents and younger brother. Both children attend our school. In 2024, the family faced a financial crisis when both parents, who were employed at the same food and beverage company, experienced irregular salary payments. With no income for two months, they were forced to take on debt to cover rent and daily expenses. This instability led them to seek new employment, and they are now working in different companies with more stable salaries. As they focus on rebuilding their lives and repaying their debts, the family has requested assistance with Mimi so as to provide them with significant relief during this challenging time 

Pam, 8 years old & Nan, 10 years old, joined the school this year after recently arriving in Malaysia. Their mother passed away when they were very young. Their father has since remarried and has three other children. He currently resides in Myanmar and does not take any responsibility for the two girls.

The girls are currently under the

Pam, 8 years old & Nan, 10 years old, joined the school this year after recently arriving in Malaysia. Their mother passed away when they were very young. Their father has since remarried and has three other children. He currently resides in Myanmar and does not take any responsibility for the two girls.

The girls are currently under the care of their aunt, their late mother’s sister. However, as she is single and has a very limited income, she is barely able to meet their daily needs. Due to her financial constraints, she has requested the school’s assistance in sponsoring the school fees.