Sponsoring a child for only $30/month provides a child and his or her family with various basic needs based on their situation including food, medical care, hygiene products, discipleship training and hope. Most sponsored children and their families survive on $1-2 per day, barely enough to provide one meal a day for most of the family.
In Mexico, you have the opportunity to sponsor the neediest children or children and adult orphans that require special needs, in non-traditional ways. The special needs orphans have been abandoned by their families and left to be raised by others. Their disabilities include cerebral palsy, autism, Down’s syndrome and other life changing disabilities. Your sponsorship will help provide the basic needs that caring for them requires.
For only $30/month you will transform the life of a child and their family. Will you take action right now?
Simply click on the sponsorship tab above and then on a child’s photo to read about his or her family and follow the prompts to begin your sponsorship today.
Hector likes to run and play with his toy cars. He lives with his parents and siblings in Ciudad Victoria, Mexico.
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Luz lives with her parents and siblings in Ciudad Victoria, Mexico. She likes to play with her dolls and pets. Her dad sells newspapers to make ends meet. They are a ver...
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Brayan lives with his parents and brothers in Ciudad Victoria, Mexico. He attends AWANA at his church. He is the youngest of three boys. His mother, Carmina, is the one ...
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Santiago, his sister, and his mother became homeless after a divorce. They have now moved in with Santiago's grandmother, but his mother is still in need of a job. ...
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Rafael's mother abandoned him and he is now living with his grandparents in a situation of scarce resources.
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Moises lives in Piedras Negras. He has three sisters. His father only earns $77 a month.
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Silvia has lived at Casa Bethesda, a home for people with disabilities, since September 3rd, 2021.
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