Sponsor a child

Sponsoring a child through International Needs is a unique and rewarding experience. This is an opportunity for you, as a sponsor, to build a relationship with your child as you see them grow and develop because of your ongoing support.

International Needs takes vulnerable children living in extreme poverty and through sponsors like you, provides them with a Christian education and creates a better future for them, their families and the community. Let us take you on a journey to meet Ruth, a young girl from a village in Uganda, to find out just how impacting sponsoring a child can be, more...

The sponsored child will attends an International Needs school where as well as the curriculum and life skills subjects, they are taught Christian values and the good news about Jesus. Most of our schools have a ‘Pastoral Care Officer’ who is the link between the school, the family and the local church.

You can sponsor a child for as little as £16 a month - that’s less than 55p per day.

We have sponsorship Programmes in the following countries:

Bangladesh - child sponsorship

Burkina Faso - child sponsorship

Dominican Republic - child sponsorship

Ghana - child and adult sponsorship

India - child sponsorship

Nepal - child and adult sponsorship (Lydia Training Centre)

Philippines - child sponsorship

Sri Lanka - child sponsorship

Uganda - child sponsorship

Vietnam - Church planter sponsorship

Your support provides:

a loving, caring environment in which the child can learn, grow and mature, spiritually, physically and sociallyschool uniform, books and equipmentbreakfast and lunch - this may be the only food the child receivesbasic medical care.

What you can bring to this relationship?

pray often for your child write short letters of news and encouragement.

You will receive:

the joy of knowing that you have made a real difference to your sponsored child’s lifeat least two letters from the child you are sponsoring each yearan up to date photograph each yearan annual report from the school about your child’s progress.