Sponsor a child in Latin America
and change their life for good
For just 85p a day you can be the difference in a child’s life. Clean water, food, healthcare and education - for them and their community.
Today, UK sponsors are helping to rescue childhoods in Honduras and Bolivia.
Sponsor a child in Latin America and save a childhood.
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Gufraan's life in Nepal
Gufraan’s daily needs:
For children like Gufraan, growing up in Sarlahi, hunger and malnutrition are everyday realities. Parents don't know how to grow enough nutritious food to feed their hungry children. Mothers don't know the benefits of breastfeeding. Meanwhile, children frequently catch diseases from drinking dirty water.
- Most families use traditional farming methods that don’t use the land to its full potential, leading to poor income and food supply.
- Many girls drop out of school and get married at a very young age, because of poverty and social norms.
- Families struggle to sell their crops, have low incomes and don’t have any savings to fall back on.
Your sponsorship can change Gufraan's world, and his community, for good.
How Sponsorship Helps
How sponsorship works
When you sponsor a child for £26 a month it brings much needed change to one child… and many more. The benefits you help provide, extend to your child's family, their community and other children in need. This is because we partner, plan and work alongside local community members to help build healthy, sustainable communities for vulnerable children in the world’s hardest places.
What will your donation actually change?
Because of our community-focused solutions, for every child you help, four more children benefit, too. Depending on the priority needs in your child’s community, as a sponsor you will be improving lives by providing:
Create lasting change
When you sponsor a child, you transform their life by helping to create lasting changes for their entire community
We work with whole communities to understand what they need.
We then work together to plan and deliver the changes that will make life better for them and their children - now and always.
Why choose World Vision?
We are the world’s largest international children’s charity, working to bring real hope to millions of children in the world’s hardest places.
What makes child sponsorship special?
What do I get as a sponsor?
This week
Sign up to My Sponsorship - your online account where you'll find updates, news and videos from your sponsored child and their community. You can even email your child, send them photos or find out what the weather is like where they live!
Next week
Within the first week of signing up, we’ll email you a video of your sponsored child’s community giving you an insight into their daily life.
Within two weeks
You’ll receive a welcome pack with more information, a photo of your sponsored child, and a postcard - so you can easily write to them.
In 12 weeks time
You'll have received your very first letter from your sponsored child. You can write to them anytime by post or online via My Sponsorship. We'll translate and hand-deliver every message and you'll always get a reply.
On your child’s birthday and at Christmas
We’ll send you a card that you can add a message to for you sponsored child. Don’t be surprised if these arrive a couple of months before the big day - it’s just to make sure they get there in time.
Once a year
We’ll send you a progress update every year, including:
- A new photo so you can see how they’ve grown
- An update on how their life is changing
- Details on how your donations have been used in the community that year
- A note or drawing from your sponsored child.
You can visit your child
Visiting your sponsored child is a great way to see for yourself the difference that sponsorship makes. You can experience first-hand the transformation that your generosity can bring to a community living in poverty.