Give one child hope, and break the cycle of poverty.
A child at a CarePoint has cooked meals, help with school, medical care, adults who watch out for them and the hope of Jesus, for years, until they can stand on their own. Your £40 a month covers the full cost for one child.
- 2,141
- children in our care today
- 47
- CarePoints, every one run by us
- 4 in 10
- of our children have lost one or both parents
- £40
- a month, the full cost for one child
One child, one month, one sponsor
Some children come to a CarePoint hungry and ill enough that the meals and medical care save their lives. £40 is what it costs to care for one child at a CarePoint for a month. You pay all of it, so your child has no other sponsor.

A cooked meal every time they come
Your child eats at the CarePoint every time they attend.
- A cooked meal at each visit
- Teaching about food and nutrition

Kept in school, and helped to finish it
The costs that keep children out of school are paid, and there is help with the work.
- School fees, uniforms and supplies
- Tutoring at the CarePoint
- Staff visit the school to check on progress

Medical care when they need it
When your child is ill, they get medical care. The CarePoint also helps them stay well.
- Medical care
- Hygiene and disease prevention
- Sport and games
- Emergency relief when it is needed

Someone to talk to
Trauma care and counselling are part of the care, whatever a child has been through.
- Trauma care
- Access to professional counselling

Adults who know them, and look out for them
Each child has a carer who knows them well, visits their home and notices when something is wrong.
- A carer for each child
- Home visits
- Children taught how to keep safe

The hope of Jesus
Our care is Christian. Children hear the Gospel, learn the Bible and pray together, and are brought into a local church: breaking the cycles of poverty and spiritual brokenness through discipleship in Jesus Christ.
- Bible teaching
- Group and personal prayer
- The Gospel shared, with discipleship to follow
- Brought into a local church

At home with their own family
Your child keeps living with their own family, which may be grandparents or other relatives. The CarePoint supports the family too.
- Meetings with parents and guardians
- Savings groups and money training for families
You can stop at any time. There's no minimum term, and your child keeps their place at the CarePoint.
What changes for a child

They are safer at home
Carers visit the home and know the family, and support the parent or grandparent raising them, with practical help when a family needs it.

They stay in school
We help with school fees and uniforms where a family can't manage them, and tutor them, so they can finish school. Our programme has reduced teen pregnancy by 92% among the girls in our care.

They are known, and looked out for
A carer who knows them well sees them every week, teaches them how to keep safe and notices when something is wrong, with counselling when it's needed. They learn about Jesus, and are prayed for.

They can provide for themselves
Secondary school or training, money skills and help to start earning. We stay for years, until a young person can provide for themselves and help others.
From your first message to their first letter
Seven steps, and we help with each one.

Send us a message You
Use the form below. It's an enquiry: no payment, nothing committed. A person replies and answers your questions.
Tell us what you'd prefer You
A boy or a girl, a country or a CarePoint. Or ask for the child who most needs a sponsor.
We match you with a child CarePoint staff
The staff at the CarePoint make the match, because they know the children best.
We introduce you to your child Us
We email you their name, age and photo, where they live and something about them, with how to set up your £40 a month.
Your child hears your name CarePoint staff
When your first £40 arrives, they tell your child they have a sponsor, and who you are.
Your welcome pack arrives Us
By post: your child's details to keep, something about their CarePoint and country, and how to write to them.
You write, and they write back You
Write whenever you're ready. Your child writes back with help from their carers, and we email their letter on to you.
A year with your child
Something arrives in every season. Sponsors are encouraged to pray for their child by name all the way through the year.
You receive
A letter from your child
Written at the CarePoint around Easter. In Uganda, children waiting for a sponsor have often already written their first one.
A report on how they're getting on
Their year so far, including how school is going.
Something they've made
A drawing, a craft or a short video.
Christmas greetings
A letter or a video from your child.
You send
Questions people ask
Can I choose which child I sponsor?
Where can I sponsor a child?
How can I pay?
Am I tied in?
What happens to my child if I have to stop?
Will I hear from the child I sponsor?
Interested in sponsoring a child?
Not ready for £40 a month? You can support a CarePoint from £10 a month.