Our Work
Experience the joy of giving by creating a connection with a child.
What is Child Sponsorship?
Good Neighbors currently sponsors children from over 48 countries all around the world. Through a monthly donation of $35, a child sponsor has the opportunity to fund for a child’s education, health, nutritious food, and etc.
We strive to create long-lasting solutions that break by cycle of poverty by focusing on sustainability. By sponsoring a child, you’re helping to create a better future for them, and enabling them to see beyond the limitations of poverty.
What happens after I sponsor a child?
Thank you Package
Child Profile Country Introduction GN Introduction Thank You Letter
Child Gift Report
As requested
Child Progress Report Child Letter
Annual
Drop Out Report
When your child turns 18, or has a specific reason for drop out
A. Your sponsorship provides nutritious meals, school supplies, school tuition, vaccinations, and medical check ups.
It is also used to improve facilities and programs, such as schools, hospitals, sanitation facilities, and water wells in the Community Development Projects (CDP) that your child resides.
A. Children are selected for Child Sponsorship according to their financial and situational needs. Our local staff are well acquainted with the communities that the children live and receive recommendations from local development committee members and/or school principals in the area.
All children have received parental consent to become a sponsored child prior to intake.
A. Good Neighbors strives to aid the sponsored community for ten years at the least.
We encourage sponsors to continue their Child Sponsorship program until the child turns 18. In the case that the child needs additional aid after turning 18, we encourage sponsors to continue their sponsorship until we see that they have reached a level of self-sufficiency.
There are cases, which may suspend the sponsorship due to cultural and economic issues that are beyond the control of Good Neighbors jurisdiction. In this case, all sponsors with suspended children will be notified and informed of the following procedures.
