Orphan family sponsorship aims to regularly meet the needs of families that include orphans.
An orphan is defined as a child who has lost their father at an early age and has not yet reached puberty. A social orphan, on the other hand, refers to a child whose father is still alive but with whom the relationship has been severed.
This program is a sponsorship initiative aimed at providing regular per-person assistance to families that include an orphan or a social orphan. It focuses not only on supporting the orphan individually but also on offering holistic assistance to the family members (such as siblings or the mother) to improve their overall well-being.
When orphans grow up, we continue to support their families through our sponsorship program if they are still in need. Our goal is to meet the basic needs, education and healthcare expenses, and other necessities of orphaned families until they reach a sustainable level of living.
Additionally, our program also supports families with motherless children (maternal orphans) when they are in need.
"Become a sponsor, bring hope to an orphan."
