Some of the children we meet have lost a parent. Others live with a grandmother, an older sibling, or in a home where illness and poverty have made childhood very small.
We do not warehouse children. We strengthen the family or caregiver around them: school support, food in hard months, psychosocial care, and visits so that no child disappears from view. Where a child is at risk, we work with local administrators and churches.
Child sponsorship, guardianship partners, and gifts in kind (blankets, sanitary pads, food parcels) make this possible as we grow.

