HOW YOU CAN HELP

It's not everyday you get to change a child's future - yet this is what happens the moment you decide to support us. There are three main ways you can help ChildFund New Zealand make a difference in the lives of disadvantaged children.

 

 

Child Sponsor

Become a child sponsor for less than the price of half a cup of coffee a day.  Your sponsorship of $44 a month goes towards giving your child a better life, with your monthly contribution helping a child get nutritious food, clean water, immunisation and an education.  Your sponsorship is inclusive of a $4 Future Fund donation, this fund is dedicated to developing additional programs in new countries, helping find more child sponsors for children in need and education New Zealanders about eradicating poverty.

Go to Sponsor a child »

 

Africa Orphan Rescue

When you see a child torn apart by hunger or the diseases caused by dirty water, you think there is nothing worse. Yet there is. Africa's orphans face these threats without a mum or dad to care for them. Join Africa Orphan Rescue and help Africa's forgotten orphan children in countries like Kenya and Zambia. Your regular gift of $20 a month can help give these children the essentials of life. Food. Clean water. And care to overcome their pain and grief.

Go to Africa Orphan Rescue »

 

Make a Donation

In times of disaster or conflict it is often the innocent children who suffer the worst consequences. If an ongoing sponsorship may not possible in your situation, you may like to make a donation to ChildFund instead. By making a donation to ChildFund right now you can help children when they need you the most.

Go to Make a Donation Page »

 

General Information on Emergencies and Disasters

For general information about how NGOs and governments respond to emergencies and disasters overseas and how New Zealanders can help please download the following leaflet produced by New Zealand based NGOs and the New Zealand Aid and Development Agency (NZAID).

Disasters and Emergencies Overseas (pdf)

ChildFund Official Blog

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