Sponsor a Child in Gaza
Cover a child's care in Gaza for a month, a season or a full year with a single gift.
Behind every statistic in Gaza is a child who still needs breakfast, shoes, schoolbooks and a doctor when they are ill — and an adult who reliably shows up. Sponsoring a child is a way of being that steady presence in the life of a young person who has lost so much.
Your sponsorship gift funds a comprehensive package of care — nutrition, clothing, education, healthcare and emotional support — delivered through local social workers who know each child. $45 covers a month of a child's essentials, $135 three months and $540 a full year, and you can give again whenever you choose. Sponsorship keeps children within their own families and communities, strengthening the people around them rather than replacing them.
This is not a dramatic one-off rescue. It is the quiet, powerful work of rebuilding a childhood steadily, and letting a child grow up knowing that someone, somewhere, chose to stand with them.
How child sponsorship works
When you sponsor a child, your gift joins a carefully managed programme run by social workers on the ground in Gaza. They ensure each sponsored child's essential needs are met and monitor their wellbeing over time.
Children remain with their extended families or guardians wherever possible. Sponsorship supports that family unit — covering the costs that would otherwise force impossible choices between food, medicine and school.
What your sponsorship provides
Sponsorship is comprehensive by design, covering the range of things a child needs to grow up healthy, educated and cared for.
- Nutritious food and clean water
- Clothing and seasonal essentials
- School enrolment, kits and learning support
- Healthcare and regular check-ups
- Psychosocial support to help children heal
Updates and accountability
We report on the children's programme in our news and field reports, always protecting each child's privacy and dignity.
Because sponsorship is pooled and managed by professional social workers, funds are used efficiently and no child is left unsupported if circumstances change.