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Child Sponsorship – What’s the value of a child?BackgroundChild sponsorship brings a direct link between the sponsor and a child in the project the sponsor is supporting. At its best this can produce a living relationship between the sponsor and the child within certain bounds. The sponsor develops a personal commitment to the project and the project benefits from a long term commitment to funding. The sponsor is supporting the child indirectly through the project. We are happy to arrange for such a link between a sponsor and a child on the project and we do this by taking regular photographs of the sponsored child and arranging for them to draw or write for the sponsor. We have been able to take photographs of the sponsor to the sponsored children and in other small ways promote a relationship.
The funding ensures a regular flow of finance to the running costs of the project providing food, uniforms, materials and utensils and supporting salaries. In the case of the Nursery Schools the money is used to provide porridge, part fund the teacher, cook, for uniforms and the upkeep of the building. Similarly for the orphans we are feeding one meal per day, uniforms are provided for those who can be encouraged to attend school and some medical expenses are met. In 2007 we began to provide food and support to a children’s home for 46 children in Isiolo and in 2008 we opened a purpose built 48 bed children’s home in a beautiful location at Wamba for the most needy orphans many of whom have been living ‘home alone. In Feb/March 2009 we have further developed our main base at Ngaremara to start a rescue centre for young teenage girls at risk and a home for the most needy orphans on our feeding programme there. In April 2010 we will complete a new purpose built 50 bed Children's Home at Ngaremara. Seven teenage girls have been brought on an 18 month work training course living on our sites at Wamba and Ngaremara. Deaf children discovered in remote villages are funded to board at the Isiolo school for the Deaf as funds permit. In 2007 we funded 3 Blind Children at an Integrated Primary School. On our first visit in 2008 we became the main sponsors for this unit feeding 14 visually impaired children and improving their living conditions. Other young people are being funded to secondary schools. In Kenya in most cases this means boarding. Kindfund now supports:
Child SponsorshipSponsor a child from as little as £5/€8/$10 per month.
Would you like to support one of these programmes. Helping a young person through 4 years of secondary school is the best way to help them escape from poverty.
If you would like to help with any programme please contact us.
You can download forms from our website at How to Help or ask us for the relevant forms. The application form asks you for details of the monthly amount you will contribute and when you wish to start the sponsorship, your preference for a boy or girl, Nursery or Orphan etc. When you have completed the application form, the monthly standing order form and the Gift Aid form (for UK if appropriate) forward all to Kindfund. If you are a tax payer in the UK gift aid will add 25% to the value of your gift. We will send you details of a child, photograph and a short project write up to begin your relationship. We will then keep you in touch through our bi-monthly prayer letter and bi-annual reports on the child. Thank you for showing the love of God and for making a difference
All donations and monthly contribution go to Kenya. Local administration and overheads are provided by voluntary help.
For information
Tel: +4428 6863 2459. (M) +447802 894 380, +4428 6863 2783, +4428 6863 1562, +4428 9082 5737.
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Postal: Kindfund Manoo Kesh Enniskillen BT93 1TL
Kindfund is accepted as a charity by HM Revenue and Customs under reference no. XR72718. and is registered as a Society in Kenya Reg. No.26316. Annual report available under Governance on this site.
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