— Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ)“Myself and the caretaker of an orphan will be in Paradise like this,” and he held his two fingers together.
Eman lost her father when she was young, and her mother became the family’s sole provider, supporting them through sewing, teaching at a madrasa, and tutoring. Eman has been supported through our Orphan Sponsorship programme since 2017, and today she’s studying Computer Science at Hazara University, continuing the dream her father once had for his children.
“He wanted us to study and progress so that we could fulfil the dreams he couldn’t.”
Your sponsorship is a mercy to a child, helping them to break the cycle of poverty, and give them the opportunity that all children deserve – a chance to be healthy, protected, and educated. Importantly, sponsorship also ensures they get to stay in school, so that they don’t have to work to support themselves and their families.
Entrust your sponsorship to our 35 years of experience in caring for orphaned children. Be a mercy to an orphaned child, and each month you support a child, you’ll receive blessings too. $60 per month helps to cover the cost of:
• food
• shelter
• clothes,
• healthcare
• school supplies.
You can also give your sponsorship in a one-off annual payment of $720 per year.
Funds received via the 1-2-1 Sponsorship program are given to the orphan child’s primary carer, whether this is the child’s mother or a family guardian. The mother or guardian has discretion to spend the funds on the child’s wellbeing, education, shelter or living arrangements. How each family uses the money varies from one household to the next.
Yes, if the child you sponsor is old enough and able, then the child you sponsor will most definitely be attending school as per our 1-2-1 Sponsorship program criteria.
Due to our safeguarding measures and policy, we do not allow donors to contact the orphan child. We provide you with updates on the child’s development and growth twice per year, so you can know the impact your funds are making on the child’s life. However, we do not allow direct contact for the child’s betterment.
The donor will receive two reports each year on the progress of the child's development and updated photos. We do not have the function to allow donors to write to the children at this moment in time. We do not encourage donor visits to the orphans either due to safeguarding issues. While we understand that donors want to meet the children or speak to them often, this requires safeguarding measures to be in place that will allow us to ensure the child and their mother/guardian is always protected.
We currently issue mid-year and annual reports; these include updated pictures of the child, as well as information on their current wellbeing and performance in school.
By sponsoring a child you are providing monetary assistance to ensure they have access to a quality education and a better quality of life. However, this is not like adopting a child as you have limited or no access to the child directly. They are aware of your sponsorship and will be receiving the donations; in turn you will receive two reports a year on the child’s progress.
An orphan child is a child without a father or both parents.
You can sponsor an orphan child by visiting our website and setting up a direct debit or making an annual donation. You can also call us and our donor care team will assist you in sponsoring a child.
Yes, you can sponsor as many as you like.
We do not sponsor orphans in the US but in developing countries across the globe instead.
Yes, however you must specify this when making the donation so we can ensure that we can apply this.
Yes, we have Human Appeal Offices throughout the world that you can sponsor via. Our HQ is in the UK and you can sponsor directly from our website.
We apply a strict program criteria for orphan sponsorship programs, all child must meet our minimum requirements for the orphan sponsorship program so that we can ensure we are reaching orphans most in need.
The primary benefit is the child receiving a quality education, and that by providing monetary support the funds are spent on improving their quality of life.
Our program stipulates that the child must be in education, while the mother or guardian of the child has discretion to spend the funds to as they deem necessary to support their local needs.
You can send additional monies to the child by either setting up a second fund for the child or via one off donations. Due to the design of our programme, we advise you send monetary gifts so that the guardian or mother of the child can buy gifts for the orphan according to their local needs.
Our Promise
Human Appeal is committed to providing aid in the country or program that you select. In the event we complete the program, exceed the required funds, or are denied access to a particular country for reasons beyond our control, Human Appeal reserves the right to reallocate your donation to another program where it is needed most.