Global Care

Featuring children from our projects overseas, our Christmas Cards are now on sale online!

Buy alternative Christmas gifts! Choose a goat for a family affected by disability in Uganda, or face masks to help children return to school safely

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Christmas Appeal 2020:

Empowerment for Education

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We work with the most vulnerable and marginalised children, empowering local people to develop projects which work in their community

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Coronavirus Crisis Response:

We are using our ‘Children At Risk’ fund to help our partners support desperately vulnerable children in the COVID-19 pandemic. Please give if you can.

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Fighting child poverty for 37 years
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We are committed to doing more to help more children who are more vulnerable.

We’re helping children in poverty, especially those facing additional challenges – like disability, HIV/AIDs, gender or ethnic discrimination.. Orphaned or abandoned children without adult guidance or support.

Working through grassroots Christian groups worldwide, we stand alongside children who stand alone. Will you stand with us?

Sponsor a Child

Change a child’s life – provide access to education, health and welfare care for just £25 per month
Children At Risk

Step up at a time of crisis, or kickstart a new initiative. From £3 per month
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Becoming a partner allows you to support this project on a monthly basis

Hear our latest news, we’ll be in touch about once per month

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Winter Prayer Focus 2020/21
“But the angel said to them, ‘Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people. Today in the town of David a Saviour has been born to you; He is the Messiah, the Lord.’.” Luke 2: 10-12
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Leila has eight children. Only four attend school. Her oldest son dropped out before he finished primary school because the family needed money. Leila doesn't mind, she never went to school herself so she doesn't really see the value in education. They live from day to day, dependent on whatever they can grow or the chickens they rear. The children’s income from casual labour, and their help in the fields, feels more important than learning.

Fighting child poverty for 37 years

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Children At Risk

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Resources

Winter Prayer Focus 2020/21

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Our projects across the globe