Sponsor A Child

Khadim is an intelligent, but rather shy boy, attending a local school. He enjoys sharing games with his peers. They love to play with balls they make themselves out of rags. Khadim his brother and sister and their parents accommodate one room in a big family house made of concrete. They have access to electricity supply, but they fetch water from the village public well. They share dependencies with the extended family members. Luckily everyone in the house is ready to help each other out. Khadim’s father relies on seasonal farming. Due to unpredictable weather conditions and poor methods of cultivation, he earns about U.S. $ 1,095 in a year - not enough to correctly satisfy his large family basic needs. The mother keeps the house and cares for everyone. She tries her best to provide three daily modest meals to her family, and she always makes sure. He is correctly dressed when he goes to kindergarten. The parents’ dire wish for their beloved son is to have a caring sponsor who will help to change his day to day life. They would be forever grateful for.

Ending child poverty begins with Khadim. It’s easy. It’s impactful.