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Sponsor a child in Africa
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for the price of a cup of coffee a day
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to meet children's unmet needs.
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Bring a smile to someone's face
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and change lives forever!
www.child-sponsorship.com is a directory and information portal about how to sponsor an African child in need and other developing countries including details of sponsor a child programs and organizations. Get listed here for free. The aim of this site is to raise awareness of children's lives in Africa and to explore how to sponsor a, African child and make a meaningful difference to young lives by lifting them out of poverty when becoming a sponsor. We have a focus on "on the ground" organizations and sponsor programs.
One of the most incredible
things when you sponsor an African child is the real
and meaningful difference it makes practically overnight
because the children are, in general, wholeheartedly
appreciative that you have come into their lives and
opened doors for them such as giving them an education
that will help them make the most of their own future. They may never meet you,
though they could, but they know in their hearts you are
there for them helping them to secure a better future.
Many children in Africa are abandoned through poverty, war and disease including
AIDs/HIV. In the hope of a better life many make their way to urban areas hoping to find food, somewhere to live and even work. But it doesn't end up that way for most.
Many of them find themselves living on the streets
begging and eating often contaminated food to get by. Every years dozens of children
in Africa die of cold, poisoning or injuries sustained trying to survive.
We highlight many of these African child sponsor programs and
organizations.
Sponsor a child listings by country together with details of children's lives there.
Information about the growing crisis of street children in Africa escaping poverty and violence.
HIV and AIDS has had a devastating impact on on children and their families across Africa.
All the latest news about children in Africa, their circumstances, children's right developments and legal issues.
African Child Day held each year to remember the massacre of African children in Soweto, 1976
An introduction to some of the traditional games played by children of all ages across Africa.
Find out more about the lives and challenges of children in Africa in a series of articles and videos.
Can't find what you are looking for? Search the site here using our powerful search engine!
Sponsor an African child for less than the cost of a daily newspaper with our child sponsor programs.
Mainly African, we also extend our listings to other children in need who live in Haiti, Yemen and Gaza.
