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News & Stories
Child Sponsorship Update: Myanmar
April 14, 2021
As you have probably read in the news, Myanmar is involved in an army coup. The army has taken over the country and there is a huge community rebellion against the coup.
Your Support Gives Hope to Thousands
March 10, 2021
Child Impact International establishes the Rice Health and Education Appeal to distribute food and essential items to the children in Adventist mission schools, the staff and their families.
A Dream Come True for Swapna
January 4, 2021
Eighteen-year-old Swapna’s name means “dream” and it was a dream come true for her when she was rescued at the age of nine by the local city policy during an operation against traffickers who were forcing children to beg. She was a part of three hundred rescued children throughout the city of Bengaluru, India.
Building a Partnership with Scheer Adventist Hospital in Nepal
December 28, 2020
The hospital is the only church institution in Nepal operating a full hospital and emergency ward. Many children with serious medical conditions go to the hospital because they can’t afford to go anywhere else for treatment.
Less than $1 a day can provide a child with a brighter future and HOPE
Sponsorship Types
Child Impact International sponsors children in Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Zambia. If there are no children available for sponsorship, the Country Tab drop-down will show each available country and the number of children ready for sponsorship.
$25 per month
Day Students
Sponsorship includes Tuition, uniform, and book allowance for a day student attending a local day school.
$38 per month
Boarding Students
Sponsorship includes Tuition, boarding accommodations, food uniform, and book allowance for a boarder attending an Adventist Mission boarding school.
$48 per month
Orphan, Blind, and Deaf Students
Sponsorship includes Tuition, accommodations, food, uniform, and books. In addition, orphans receive full care in a home.
