Sponsor a Child
Meet Aditya
| Boy | Age 9 | Apr 9, 2016 |
| India | ||
Aditya is an active and happy young boy who lives with his mother and siblings in India. Sadly, Aditya’s father passed away. Aditya’s mother does her best to provide for her children, but she is not able to meet all their needs. Life is an ongoing st…
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Meet Rittik
| Boy | Age 9 | Jan 31, 2016 |
| India | ||
Rittik is an active and happy young boy who lives with his parents and sister in a humble home in India. Rittik’s father works as a custodian, and his mother cares for the home and children. Despite their best efforts, Rittik’s parents do not make e…
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Meet Mayun
| Boy | Age 6 | Jul 12, 2018 |
| India | ||
Mayun is a precious young boy who lives with his parents and siblings in Kolkata, India. Mayun and his family live in a small rented home with no running water. Mayun’s mother takes care of the home and children and his father works as a cook. Despit…
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Meet Mayank
| Boy | Age 6 | Jul 12, 2018 |
| India | ||
Mayank is a precious young boy who lives with his parents and siblings in Kolkata, India. Mayank and his family live in a small rented home with no running water. Mayank’s mother takes care of the home and children and his father works as a cook. Des…
Learn MoreReceive your welcome letter in the mail
The first thing you’ll receive when you sponsor a child is a welcome letter in the mail! This letter will include your child’s profile, which tells the story of your sponsored child, and your first picture of your sponsored child. The letter will also tell you about life in your child’s country and details of your child’s specific community. You’ll also receive a bookmark which will remind you to pray for your sponsored child every day.
Write a letter and share your life with your sponsored child
While writing to your sponsored child is completely up to you, it does create a great opportunity to get to know your child better. Letter writing helps you see the lasting impact sponsorship has on a young life. We have heard so many stories of relationships that span continents and lifetimes which were created through letter writing. You can write a letter to your sponsored child and send it to us by mail!
Receive updates about your child and their community
We want to keep you up to date with your sponsored child and their community! Each year, you will receive two letters from your sponsored child and an updated photo. You will also receive an annual newsletter which gives you an overview of your sponsored child’s location to let you know what is new and exciting in their community.
Pray for your sponsored child
We do everything we can to care for our sponsored children’s basic physical and spiritual needs. God knows each of our children’s needs better than anyone so we hope that you will join us in regularly praying for your sponsored child, their community and country.
How you can impact a child’s life
Education
ChildCARE Plus supports children from daycare to the end of high school. In some locations, CCP works with graduates through vocational training!Food
ChildCARE Plus provides in-school meals, family food packs and emergency food to families facing extreme hunger.Water
ChildCARE Plus brings clean water and hygiene to students in school and at home, with handwashing stations, bathrooms, wells and water filters.Medical Care
ChildCARE Plus helps sponsored children who need medicine, surgery or are facing life-threatening conditions.Read ChildCARE Plus stories!
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