Child sponsorship offers you the unique opportunity to be involved in the life of a child who needs your support. At Hope for the Nations we have two options for how you can sponsor a child:
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One-To-One Sponsorship in which you are partnered with one child;
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Special Project Sponsorships
Whichever option you choose, Child Sponsorship offers you the opportunity to engage with a child in a meaningful way!
One third of the approximately 300,000 child soldiers in the world live in Southeast Asia. Yet "live" is a relative term. Due to political and ethnic instability, conflict is widespread and children and their families suffer. Boys and girls as young as 6 years old are forced into local ethnic armies where they are trained as soldiers for guerrilla warfare. Their purpose: to serve and defend the drug lords of the area at the cost of losing their parents, families, homes and even their own lives.
Our Coalition Partner exists to rescue these children
Together, HFTN and Divine Inheritance take child soldiers out of hopeless situations and care for them. We work in restricted access regions of Southeast Asia to provide these children with shelter, food, clothing, education, spiritual care and love.
We train these children to become leaders in their communities. Some of them will end up working on tea plantations, others as teachers or government leaders. In every aspect of life they are being taught to carry a spirit of excellence and to create a positive impact on the regions they live in.
You can help by investing in raising up vibrant young leaders in regions that are rife with instability, drugs, smuggling, disease and wars. For $7/week you can help rescue and rehabilitate a child soldier.
To participate, create an account under "My Account" and then click on "Donate" from this page. You can then enter your recurring sponsorship donation ($30/month minimum).
Our partner organization, Divine Inheritance (DI), has a historical presence in Southeast Asia spanning over 120 years of work with children and families. [Click here to learn more about our partner]